Ninigret Nectar Oysters from Charlestown, RI YGroup_Joly and is involved in aquaculture

and is involved in aquaculture efforts across Maine

Why they’re unique:  Like ICO

Farming oysters gave Jamie the freedom to be the dad he always wanted to be

and marked by a giant stone monument that pays homage to (arguably) the first pre-Jamestown settlement here in 1602

Their lease is a little over ten acres which provides room for ten 600-foot longlines upon which lantern nets are hung

Ninigret Nectar Oysters from Charlestown, RI YGroup_Joly and is involved in aquacultureAvailable for a limited time only. Location: Ninigret Pond, RI Farmers: Matt Behan. Owner Operator, Behan Family Farms How theyre grown: In wine making, home buying, and oyster farming, location is everything! Matt Behan specifically chose his farming site because its tucked away in a beautiful salt pond connected to the ocean. Rhode Island salt ponds are truly special, owing their unique flavor profiles to their various shapes formed by glaciers