Selection and ageing – these are the two key factors contributing to the quality of our steaks. First, we select the best parts of the prime rib with the bone, striploin and tenderloin and then subject them to dry-ageing (together with the bone and the fat cover) for at least 40 days.
It is only after this time that the meat is sliced away from the bone and portioned into steaks with a thickness of 3 to 3.5 cm. That is how our meat becomes uniquely tender and acquires the characteristic, nutty flavour of beef.
Before freezing, the steaks are packed into boxes containing approx. 4 kg of meat in total (approx. 2 kg of striploin steaks + approx. 2 kg of ribeye steaks). This is the sales unit we sell them in.