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Iron Island Maine Oysters (Brunswick, ME) - SOLD OUT

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$40.00

✅ Shipped from our Portland, Maine Wharf location to your door.
✅ Order by 8 AM EST (Monday-Thursday) for Next Day Overnight Delivery.
✅ FREE overnight shipping options available!
✅ Gift notes + custom future delivery dates can be selected at checkout.

Overnight Delivery

Order by 8 AM EST (Monday-Thursday) for Next Day Overnight Delivery. Custom future shipping dates and gift messages can be added at checkout.

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Our commitment to quality and freshness means that we meticulously pack and prepare every order on the day of shipping. We ship from our location on Holyoke Wharf in Portland, Maine's historic Working Waterfront (416 Commercial St, Holyoke Wharf, Portland, ME).

Once UPS picks up your order, a tracking number will be sent to your email. You can use this number to track your order all the way to your doorstep. When checking out, you can select a delivery date from Tuesday through Friday.

Description

Iron Island Oysters are ruled by the seasons. In late winter and early spring, before the dandelions bloom, our oysters are surprisingly full, with a mild taste, and a sweet finish. In the summertime, when the swallows are racing in and out of the barn and the young ones are trying out their new wings, you'll find them with a full salt taste and a tang that stands out all on its own. In the fall, around about the time that the leaves have fallen and the wind starts to sneak towards the easterly, the salt remains, but you’ll also get a rich, lasting umami flavor, as the oysters fatten for winter. In all seasons, they are full-meated and have good shuckability.  

Our Iron Island Oysters are available to buy online for overnight shipping, local delivery, or curbside pickup in Maine.

The Iron Island Oyster Farmers

John and Dana got to be friends nearly 20 years ago through the world of oysters, and began the NICE Oyster Company in 2014 as a way to enjoy the outdoors, the physical work of farming, and to grow a quality product that's good for people and the environment.

Sourced directly from local Maine oyster farm, Nice Oyster Company.

*Consuming raw or undercooked seafood may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.

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