France
Cancale is to oysters what Burgundy is to wine, a name that speaks for itself. Nestled on the eastern edge of the Bay of Mont Saint Michel in Brittany, this storied fishing town has supplied France’s most celebrated tables with exceptional oysters for centuries, and the oyster Fine of Brittany continues that proud tradition.
Grown on tables in the rich coastal waters surrounding Cancale, these oysters are distinguished by their generously fleshy meat and a bold, distinctly iodised flavour that is unmistakably Breton in character. Full-bodied and deeply expressive, they offer a more assertive tasting experience than lighter oyster varieties. Best enjoyed simply on ice, with nothing more than a squeeze of lemon and a glass of chilled Breton Muscadet. Available on a pre-order basis across sizes 2 to 5, each delivered live at the peak of freshness.
Why choose Sea House Oysters Fine of Brittany?
Wild-caught Oysters Fine de Normandy from the Normandy coast, with a subtle, iodine-rich and delicately salty taste. Available on pre-order in sizes 2 to 5.
Venus Clams are premium French bivalves with thick oval shells, prized for their sweet, tender flesh and clean oceanic flavour. Available live and frozen.
Bulots, or Common Whelks, are a cherished French coastal delicacy from Normandy with a sweet, briny flavour and a tender yet chewy texture. Available live and cooked at 300/500gm.
Large Carpet Shell clams from Spain and France, known as Palourde, prized for their sweet, salty and savoury flavour. A Mediterranean staple, available live and frozen.
Wild-caught grey shrimp jumbo from France, known as Crevettes Grises, with a naturally sweet, delicate flavour and firm, meaty texture. Available fresh and frozen, 1kg per box.
Wild-caught Atlantic langoustines with vivid orange-red shells and delicate, sweet flesh of firm, juicy texture. Available in multiple sizes for fine dining.
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