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Corporate Gift Boxes| Customizable| Gourmet Beef Gift

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One-of-a-kind, wooden box handcrafted at our local shop class in Meade Kansas. Includes a Pedigree Certificate of our Fullblood Black Wagyu beef.

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Have You had Karubi? A delish alternative for short ribs

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Karbui is a traditional Japanese cut from the rib the most marbled cut on the whole beef. It is cut thin and boneless leaving you a simple slab ready for the grill or skillet. Traditionally cooked on a Yakitori grill, like Korean BBQ. We tried it and it blew us away!We are so excited for you to get this cut at home! To learn more about us visit WiensWagyu.com Shop Karubi Shop Fullblood Wagyu~Bradon and Rachael Wiens

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The special qualities and characteristics of Wagyu Cattle 和牛

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Wagyu cattle originate from Japan. In fact, the name Wagyu simply means Japanese beef. Now you may be thinking how can you have Wagyu in Kansas? Our operation actually has registered Black Wagyu cattle that can be traced back to japan. The genetics of this breed of cattle is actually quite special.

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Wagyu/Kobe/American Wagyu An Identity crisis in USA

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We believe in complete transparency at Wiens Wagyu. All our Full Blood Wagyu, can trace their ancestry back to Japan and are DNA verified to ensure pure Japanese parentage. We differentiate between our Full Blood Wagyu and Crossbred Wagyu so that you can know what you are getting. 

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From Prussia to the Great Plains, a short History of Wiens Wagyu

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  MXLLS​​  Our story starts with KL Wiens (our great grandpa), his full name Kornelius L. Wiens. It is said, he ‘jumped ship’ at age 17 to come to America from Prussia back in the late 1800s and he came to live in central Kansas to be with family. ​ While there he met his wife to be, Agatha. They were wed in 1912 and moved to her family's  area near Meade, Kansas where we currently farm. Agatha’s parents gave them 80 acres to farm and they built a small farmhouse on the land in 1925. By 1929 KL built...

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