Southeast
Until recently, the Southeast was known for wild beds of Eastern oysters that were harvested and dispatched locally only. They tend to come in clusters that are long, skinny, and best experienced as part of a traditional Oyster Roast. Now oyster farming is taking off in Virginia and the Carolinas, and more and more beautiful oysters are being produced. With huge swathes of pristine habitat, this region has unlimited potential.
Divine Pine
North Carolina
Lady’s Island
ACE Basin, South Carolina
Bulls Bay
Bulls Bay, South Carolina
Cedar Island Selects
Cedar Island, North Carolina
Shooting Point Salt
Hog Island Bay, Virginia
Stump Sound
Stump Sound, North Carolina
Bodie Island
Outer Banks, North Carolina
Saint Helena Salts
Daws Island, South Carolina
Chadwick Creek
Pamlico Sound, North Carolina
Northern Cross
Fishermans Island, Virginia
Misty Point
Smith Island, Virginia
Snow Hill
Chincoteague Bay, Maryland
Capers Blades
Capers Island, South Carolina
Cape May Salt
Delaware Bay, New Jersey
Bluffton
May River, South Carolina
Olde Salt
Chincoteague Bay, Virginia
Crab Slough
Oregon Inlet, Outer Banks, NC
Atlantic Emerald
North River, North Carolina
Chunu
Smith Island Bay, Virginia
Old 1871
Smith Island Inlet, Virginia