Ideally, your beef basks in the rub overnight before you pop it into the oven 120 oven for 4-5 hours for that delicious, pull-apart, brisket experience. (Some folks even make a braising mix of about a cup of beef broth and few tablespoons of BBQ Sauce and put that in the bottom of the baking pan.) Then, when the meat is really tender, pop it into a low BBQ for about 10 minutes - lid on - turning occasionally to char and caramelise on all sides.

We buy whole bodies of beef on a rotating basis from a number of farms and your cut will come from whichever beef is available and sufficiently aged when you order.

The beef we source is:

• packed with the farm, certification (if applicable) and breed clearly labelled;
• dry aged for between two to six weeks, depending on the cut;
• minimum 24 months old and could be up to 36 months or older (most beef is yearling);
• hormone and antibiotic-free;
• grass-fed and finished on chemical-free pasture (except in conditions such as drought where there is insufficient grass available when silage or sprouted grains may be used);
• a mix of breeds including Black Angus, Belted Galloway, Galloway, organic Wagyu, Lowline, Specklepark and English Longhorn;
• from NSW, Victorian and Tasmanian farms.

The producers we work with are entirely transparent about their processes and welcome all questions.

More information about producers here.