Japanese A5 Wagyu Striploin Ends
These A5 Japanese Wagyu Striploin Ends have the perfect balance of tenderness, texture, and flavor. Thinner pieces can be cut into strips, while thicker sections can be left whole and prepared as small steaks.
- Cooking methods
- Pan-Fry
- Wine pairings
- Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah
With its delicate snowflake marbling, Hokkaido Wagyu is a showstopper for special occasions, memorable gifts and for hosting.
The Future of Japanese Wagyu
Hokkaido is the up and coming prefecture producing Japanese Wagyu, and seen in Japan as the “future of Japanese Wagyu”. Hokkaido’s mild climate, nutritious grass, and abundant clean air and water ensure the cattle experience a healthy, happy life, translating to an ultra-high quality, delicious eating experience.
Delicate Snowflake Marbling
Hokkaido Wagyu is commonly praised for its “snowy” marbling, reminiscent of the snowy landscape of Hokkaido during winter months, world-renowned for global skiers and snowboarders due to its plentiful powder snow in top resorts like Niseko, Rusutsu and Furano. With its delicate snowflake marbling, Hokkaido Wagyu is a showstopper for special occasions, memorable gifts and for hosting.
Luxurious Buttery Finish
Hokkaido A5 Wagyu has attained the highest rating possible for Wagyu in Japan, making it a delicacy among connoisseurs. It is raised entirely in the pristine, rugged, and often cold conditions of Hokkaido, leading to a more delicate taste than Kagoshima or Miyazaki Wagyu, with a buttery finish that has the perfect balance of sweetness and umami. Like the butter of Hokkaido, which is reputed to be some of the best in the world, Hokkaido Wagyu truly melts in your mouth.
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