Fresh Maine Oysters from the Bagaduce River
Hand-harvested in Brooksville, Tapley Cove Oysters are clean, briny, and unmistakably from the coast of Maine.
Taste the Maine Coast
Get a taste of Maine’s ocean with every bite of our hand-harvested oysters from Brooksville. Our oysters are shaped by powerful tides, mineral-rich environments, and cold waters. Whether you’re enjoying Tapley Cove Oysters at home, on our farm, or at a restaurant, they deliver a true coastal experience — crisp, refreshing, and deeply connected to place.
Local Flavor. Uniquely Maine.
Tapley Cove Oyster Farm is nestled on the Bagaduce River, a pristine estuary where the Atlantic Ocean meets Penobscot Bay. This dynamic waterway is known for its reversing falls, swirling tidal pools, and powerful currents – creating an ideal environment for cultivating exceptional oysters.
- Origin: Bagaduce River, Brooksville, Maine
- Species: Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica)
- Flavor Profile: Briny, crisp, with a slightly sweet finish
- Texture: Firm, clean bite with a deep cup
- Harvest Method: Suspended cage aquaculture
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Available for Local Pickup
96 Ferry Road
Brooksville, ME 04617
We proudly supply local restaurants with fresh wholesale oysters.
What they're saying...
Tapley Cove oysters are big, briny, and delicious. When we serve oysters for a party or tasting on our classic Maine charter boat @schoonerladona, Joe & Kristen will meet us at the dock with a couple hundred Tapleys from their nearby tidal river farm. They are so fresh and satisfying that we can barely shuck them fast enough for the guests.
When my dad came to visit, I knew exactly where to go: Tapley Cove Oyster Company. We picked up a bushel, and he ate them all. He raved about the oysters for days, saying they were some of the best he ever had. He loved that they were not too big and not too small; they were just right. My Goldilocks Dad was very pleased!
Indulge in sustainable seafood, one oyster at a time.
There are many ways to enjoy the crisp and refreshing flavor of Tapley Cove Oysters up close.