16/08/2026
There’s a quiet hierarchy in every kitchen.
Fillet, Ribeye, Tomahawk, the cuts everyone orders. But ask a chef what they actually cook at home, and the answer changes.
It moves to the shoulder, the flank, the rump. The cuts that ask a little more of you, and reward it generously.
🔪 Wagyu Denver Steak: cut from the underblade, marbling that rivals Ribeye in a smaller format
🔪 Wagyu Teres Major: the Petite Tender, second only to Fillet for tenderness
🔪 Ibérico Pork Pluma: thin, well-marbled, closer to a steak than a shoulder cut
🔪 Bavette: a French bistro staple, seared hard, sliced thin against the grain
🔪 Ibérico Pork Secreto: hidden between the Ibérico shoulder and belly, treasured in Spain for generations
🔪 Picanha: the Brazilian rump cut, built for the open flame
Every one of them sourced to the same standard as our Fillet and Tomahawk. Three decades of relationships with the producers who raise it.
Some of the best eating in the range isn’t the cut everyone already knows.
Full guide on how to cook each one, and why, is now on the blog.