03/11/2026
What happens when science, sustainability, and gastronomy come together?
This is Ulva, a locally cultivated seaweed grown by ISER Caribe as part of a system designed to utilize nutrients, create new resources, and contribute to a more sustainable marine ecosystem.
But for us, the story doesn’t end there.
When it reaches our kitchen and our bar, a new question emerges:
How can we transform that effort into an experience?
And that’s how Echo of Stone was born.
Japanese Gin • Sake • Sesame • Soy • Local Ulva Seaweed Syrup
Because working with local ingredients doesn’t always mean taking more from our environment.
It can also mean cultivating, researching, regenerating, and discovering new ways to responsibly use what our ecosystem can produce.
A conversation between science, the sea, and gastronomy.
A special Thank you to Chef Josiah Hernandez from The Chef's Garden for the opportunity, collaboration & education.
📸📸 Kristian Gerardo González | Photographer