Not sure we’ve ever had beef aged this long and really hoping we like it, but we decided to get 2x the 50 day 16oz ribeyes and 1x the 75 day 12 oz ribeye. Also decided to try one of their standard “Midwestern” 16oz ribeyes. Needless to say, we like ribeyes!
A few years back they did some extra aged stuff for BD sales. I remember liking a little extra age, (maybe 45 day) but finding the lotta extra age (maybe 60 day) too funky for my taste. YMMV
Yeah, I hear you. I think we’ve had 30 day aged stuff and enjoyed it. I went for the 75 day aged because the description of the rib section from which it was cut made it sound like it wouldn’t “taste aged” due to the full bone and fat being left intact. We’ll see!
Love ‘em. Add some in every order that they are available. Nothing against the ribeyes and strips but my favorites may be the hangers, the short loin tail, and hamburger.
I was disappointed that we were limited to only 2 steaks each because I would have loaded up just for the novelty. The porterhouses don’t appeal to me because we don’t like filet. And, I’m not that enthused with the bone in ribeyes just because I don’t think the bone adds anything. But, I went ahead and got a dozen of those to bring my proportional shipping costs down.
One of the great blessings of my life was to have my wife’s parents in our lives. Nanny is 89 and going strong, as well! She lives with us 2/3 time (she still travels and does part time with my wife’s sister) and when she’s here we try to keep the house bustling. She is bright and bon vivant and our circle of friends include her in conversation, wine talk, life talk, cooking talk…and lots of Flannery beef.
She thinks we live an exciting life because we entertain so much when she is here, but she’s the best reason for the entertaining. I think it really gives her positive energy.