Dry Aged Porterhouse

38 – 42 oz. | Aged for 130 Days

The undisputed king of the steakhouse, the porterhouse combines the tender filet mignon with the meaty-flavored New York strip, eliminating the need to make a difficult choice.

$120.00

Our Process

Dry aging is a process that goes back for centuries. Before the invention of refrigeration, dry aging (whether it was in a chamber, a cellar, or a cave) was one of the only methods of keeping meat fresh, other than smoking, brining or pickling.

Step One

The perfect air flow, not to fast and never too slow. Important to form the right crust.

Step Two

Humidity control to slow down the migration of moisture and keep natural juices from escaping.

Step Three

Accurate temperature control, to stop the meat from spoiling.

Step Four

Air sterilization to avoid potentially harmful mold to propagate.