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Conway Cup Oysters

Conway Cup Oyster Flavor Profile Characteristics

Conway Cup oysters are from the Foxley River, in the Northwestern region of Prince Edward Island, Canada.  They are rack & bag farmed in the brackish waters of the Foxley and sold as cocktail oysters.  Conway Cup select oysters are started in the Foxley River by rack & bag cultivation and then finish their grow-out on the sandy bottom of Cascumpeque Bay, which the Foxley empties into.

The shells of Conway Cup oysters are deep cupped, well defined, and frequently have a pastel green coloration.  Conways have full meats with a mild brininess and a clean, sweet finish. 

Conway Cup Oyster

Location

Foxley River, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Species

Virginica Oyster (Crassostrea virginica)

Oyster Availability

July through February

Size

up to 3 1/2"

Oyster Cultivation

Rack & Bag; selects finish their grow-out by bottom culture.

Oyster Flavor Profile

Conway Cup oysters have deep cups and full meats with a mild brininess and a clean, sweet finish.

 

See proper shellfish storage methods for the best way to maintain the shelf life and flavor of your oysters.

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