SEA SISTERS: CRAFT THROUGH ARTISANAL CANNING

Sea Sisters is a premier artisanal fish cannery based on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, dedicated to British seafood through the traditional European "conservas" culture. Founded by Charlotte Dawe and Chef Angus Cowen, this small-batch operation transforms sustainable UK catches into gourmet delicacies, proving that tinned fish is a luxury ingredient.

A commitment to full-circle sustainability, utilizing zero-waste practices where fish skins compost farm soil and shells support local artists. Unique features include high-concept flavor profiles like Cuttlefish Caponata and Oak-Smoked Rainbow Trout, crafted using locally sourced ingredients like Dorset olive oil. By sourcing directly from Hastings fleets and Lyme Bay growers, Sea Sisters preserves the peak freshness of the British pantry.

This is a culinary love letter to the ocean, offering a bold, modern twist on heritage preservation for the discerning coastal epicure.

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