Celebrate the 50th Earth Day with Oysters, Beer & Clean Water!

About Celebrate the 50th Earth Day with Oysters, Beer & Clean Water!...Wednesday April 22nd is the 50th anniversary of EARTH DAY! Join us in celebrating "Cape Cod Style" with Fresh Local Oysters from Cape Cod Oyster Co, Fresh Local Craft Beer from Cape Cod Beer, and a donation to Barnstable Clean Water Coalition who is working hard to restore and preserve clean water in the town of Barnstable and across Cape Cod!

How does this work? We're calling it 50 for 50.. ie $50 for the 50th year.

Your $50 gets you:

24 "Great White Oysters"
a four pack of Cape Cod Beer of your choice,
and a donation to Barnstable Clean Water Coalition.
For those who care about the details.. its 24 oysters for $24, so buck a shuck! a $12 four pack, and a $14 donation.
We are passing all the fund directly onto our "partner/friend" organizations, Cape Cod Oysters, and BCWC.

We are offering pre-orders up until midnight on Tuesday 4.21.20.

>>>>> Click here to order!

for Wednesday 4-22-2020 pickup. All orders must be picked up on 4.22.20.

Pickup will be contact-free. You will call the brewery upon your arrival and tell them the name on your order.

We will bring the order out and place it on the table outside the brewery, and then after we leave it there you can come pick it up.

Why are we doing this? A couple thing motivated us to try this.

We have always had an affinity for EARTH DAY and being GREEN.
We totally love the mission and the folks at Barnstable Clean Water.
We know our friends in the oyster industry, and specifically Cape Cod Oyster, who derive 95% of their income from the restaurant industry are hurting. (more about them below)
So we sat down and tried to come up with something that resonate and be attractive to you our customer/fan base that we could pull off during a pandemic!

If this works out OK.. we will offer this again on Wednesday 4/29 when we will attempt to run a VIRTUAL VERSION of Clean Water Wednesday.. with BCWC's regularly scheduled speaker and topic – native landscaping.