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Texas-based full-blood Wagyu beef. Family-raised, hormone-free, antibiotic-free Wagyu beef fed a customized Japanese feeding program. We utilize as much of the animal as possible. We sell cuts from tip to tail, from steaks, ground items, organs, and offer value- added items such as tallow, jerky, and sausages, just to name a few.
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United States
- goldringwagyu.com
The highest quality of meat a person…
The highest quality of meat a person could ever have the pleasure of eating. Great people to work with delivering a high quality product from their house to yours. Wish there were more stars I would give them a solid 10.
4 February 2026
Reply from Goldringwagyu
Thanks so much for the wonderful review! We strive for amazing experience to our customers. We look forward to serving you again.
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