Prime grade. 60-day dry-aged.

The top 2% of Canadian beef.

Prime is the highest grade Canadian beef earns — less than 2% of carcasses qualify.

Prime is the highest grade Canadian beef earns — less than 2% of carcasses qualify. Every steak in this collection starts there, then spends 60 days in a temperature-controlled dry-age room, slowly losing moisture and gaining depth. The result is beef that tastes different than anything you've had from a grocery store, or frankly, most restaurants. Grass-fed from Martin's Family Farms in Elora, Ontario. Priced for the occasion.

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Prime is the highest grade Canadian beef earns — less than 2% of carcasses qualify. Every steak in this collection starts there, then spends 60 days in a temperature-controlled dry-age room, slowly losing moisture and gaining depth. The result is beef that tastes different than anything you've had from a grocery store, or frankly, most restaurants. Grass-fed from Martin's Family Farms in Elora, Ontario. Priced for the occasion.