Oyster Buoys are excited to announce exciting news! Collaborating with Tom Haward, the 8th Generation of Oyster farmer based on in West Mersea, Essex.

Few foods spark as much quiet debate among diners as oysters. Order a dozen on the half shell and someone at the table will inevitably ask: “Are you supposed to chew them… or just swallow?”

The wild oysters of West Mersea are under the stewardship of Tom Haward, an 8th generation oyster farmer. Just like his father and grandfather before him, Tom, has the pleasure of handpicking thousands of delicious rock ...

Oysters have been known for their libido enhancing effects. Even since the Romans were avid consumers, part of their grandiose indulgent feasts.

Oysters are a key species in the maintenance of a health marine environment. Their ability to filter vast quantities means that they are crucial in the cycle of carbon and nitrogen.

We all know how tasty oysters are, but do you know how healthy they are for you? Packed full of important dietary components they are one of the most underrated and also sustainable superfoods.

Oysters are incredibly good for you! They contain a variety of minerals in high concentrations which mean they are incredibly healthy. Not only that, they are also a great way of gaining lots of protein, which is vital f...

Oysters pair well with everything from Guinness to Champagne. We find that the ever increasing quality of British, specifically Kentish wines both sparkling and still. The permeable chalk shelf that Kent is situated in i...