Many of us enjoy oysters with beer. Recently, the folks from the Massachusetts Oyster Project (MOP) held an event at the Mayflower Brewing Company for an afternoon of just that, oysters and beers.
Here is a video from the event:
Rumor has it that the two groups will be getting together again in the future to repeat the event with more oysters. To stay up-to-date on events organized by the Massachusetts Oyster Project, follow them on Facebook or read the MOP blog online by clicking here.
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