Hammerhead Oysters

Hammerhead Oysters from Cape Cod Massachusetts

Hammerhead Oysters are found along the deep channel of West Bay Massachusetts. Hammerhead Oysters was an oyster commissioned by our good friend Chef Bob Getchell at the Boathouse in Disney Springs.

Hammerhead Oysters

Our Story

Hammerhead Oysters are found along the deep channel of West Bay Massachusetts. Hammerhead Oysters was an oyster commissioned by our good friend Chef Bob Getchell at the Boathouse in Disney Springs. Chef Bob wanted a deep-cup New England oyster that had a shell that could stand up to the demands of shucking thousands of oysters per night. The Hammerhead oyster was born.

Hammerhead Oysters

Geography and Merroir

Size: 3.5"

Salinity: 27 ppt

Growing area: Deep water, Osterville Massachusetts

Growing method: Bottom planted, sand-finished. Natural growing. Deep-cup shell

Tasting Notes: Strong brine up front with a sweet finish.

Geography and Merroir

Cape Cod Oysters begin their days as seedlings, feeding in the nutrient rich waters of North Bay on Cape Cod. From there they are hand grown and harvested in the premier merrior of Barnstable Harbor. The strong ebb and flow of ocean tides twice a day supply our oysters with a diet rich in minerality and salinity creating a distinctive ocean-in-a-shell flavor that can only come from the waters off of Cape Cod

Hammerhead Oysters

The Boathouse at Disney Springs

The Boathouse at Disney Springs is a proving ground for our oysters. Recognized as the top seafood sales individual restaurant in the country, The Boathouse has been a partner of Cape Cod Oyster for several years. Chef Bob is our eyes and ears for oyster quality control.

Hammerhead Oysters