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Wagyu Around the World Selection featuring Rosewood Texas Wagyu ribeye, Westholme Australian Wagyu strip steak, and Japanese A5 snow-aged Wagyu cubes.

Wagyu Around the World Selection

Regular price $413.86
Sale price $413.86 Regular price $459.85

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Sliced medium-rare steak topped with a dollop of herb butter on a rustic wooden cutting board, garnished with rosemary sprigs and coarse salt.

Grilled Ribeye Steak with Herb Butter

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Japanese Wagyu comes from purebred Wagyu cattle raised in Japan. American Wagyu is typically a cross between Japanese Wagyu and Angus, producing excellent marbling that falls between USDA Prime and full-blood Japanese Wagyu. Both are premium, but Japanese Wagyu has higher marbling.

Japanese Wagyu grades combine a yield grade and a meat quality grade. Yield is rated A through C, with A indicating the highest estimated yield of usable meat. Quality is rated 1 through 5 based on marbling, meat color, firmness and texture, and the quality of the fat.

A5 represents the highest combination of yield and quality grades, while A4 is also considered exceptional. Marbling is an important part of the quality assessment and contributes to Wagyu’s tenderness, juiciness, and rich flavor.

Not necessarily. American beef refers broadly to beef raised in the United States, while American Wagyu comes from cattle with Wagyu genetics raised in the U.S. Often crossed with traditional American breeds such as Angus, American Wagyu combines generous marbling and tenderness with the robust beef flavor associated with premium American beef. Explore our complete Wagyu beef collection.

All Kobe is Wagyu, but not all Wagyu is Kobe. Wagyu refers to four Japanese cattle breeds known for extreme marbling. Kobe specifically comes from Tajima cattle raised in Japan’s Hyogo prefecture under strict regulations. It is the rarest and most expensive category.

A5 is the highest grade in the Japanese beef grading system. The "A" refers to yield (most usable meat per carcass) and "5" is the top quality score based on marbling, color, firmness, and fat quality. A5 Wagyu has a BMS of 8 to 12.