This cut comes from the rib section of the cow, between the first and fifth ribs. From an Argentine-origin breed, grain-fed.
This bone-in cut, taken from the sirloin, comes from a Minho-Galician breed. Fed on grass, hay, and cereals, it is dry-aged for 90 to 120 days.
Also known as Bisteca, this cut features a T-shaped bone that separates two pieces: the sirloin on the larger side and the tenderloin on the smaller side. From a Minho-Galician breed, fed on cereals, grass, and hay.
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