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For a unique and luxurious experience, our Margaret River Wagyu Shortrib Tomahawk combines the succulent marbling of Wagyu with the rich, deep flavors of shortrib. Slow-cooked or grilled, this cut guarantees melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, all while offering a naturally healthy choice free of growth hormones.
Discover the luxury of Margaret River Wagyu, raised on the pristine coast of southwestern Australia. Known for its rich flavor and exquisite marbling, this award-winning Wagyu is highly sought after in Michelin-starred restaurants like Bresca. Now, for the first time, it’s available to U.S. consumers. Experience the rare luxury of this exceptional beef in the comfort of your own home.
Margaret River Wagyu is a premium Australian Wagyu, produced in the lush landscapes of Western Australia’s southwest. Raised in the Margaret River region, this Wagyu benefits from the pristine environment, nutrient-rich pastures, and specialized feeding practices that result in world-renowned beef.
Margaret River Wagyu offers a rich and complex flavor profile. The high levels of marbling melt in your mouth, providing a unique depth of flavor that distinguishes it from other Wagyu varieties.
Margaret River Wagyu, graded by the AUS-MEAT system, aligns closely with the Japanese BMS scale but caters to local standards. Margaret River Wagyu consistently scores between 7-9, reflecting its top-tier quality.
Thaw your wagyu in the refrigerator for 48 hours or on the counter for 2-3 hours. Preheat your pan to 425°F until smoking hot. Season the meat 45 minutes before cooking. Flip the wagyu once a golden crust forms, about 2-3 minutes per side. Rest for 5 minutes after cooking. Slice against the grain and serve.
Honored as the 2024 Crossbred Champion at the Wagyu Branded Beef Competition, this acclaimed Wagyu is celebrated for its exceptional quality. Its award-winning profile has garnered attention in top restaurants around the world.
Bred from the renowned Tajima bloodlines, these cattle thrive on the pristine pastures of Western Australia's Margaret River region before transitioning to a specialized grain diet. This meticulous process, spanning over 300 days, enhances marbling and ensures unmatched quality.
