The 2 Best of The World - Wagyu + Ankole

🌍 Worlds Collide in One Box 🌍

We didn’t just put steak in a box; we curated an experience that spans millennia and continents. This luxury collection brings together Africa’s royal heritage and Japan’s culinary perfection — two of the finest beef breeds ever known.

🇺🇬 Ankole: The Cow of Kings
For over 6 000 years the majestic Ankole has been revered across East Africa for its towering horns and remarkable resilience. Traditionally valued as a form of wealth, this breed is now prized for its lean, nutrient‑dense meat that’s naturally low in cholesterol and rich in Omega‑3 & Omega‑9. Our Ankole ribeye and T‑bone cuts carry the very essence of this ancient lineage — robust, earthy flavour born from African pastures and perfected in South Africa’s thriving beef scene.

🇯🇵 Wagyu: The Art of Marbling
Wagyu is synonymous with decadence. Raised originally in Japan and refined by South African Wagyu breeders, these cattle produce meat with unparalleled marbling — silky ribbons of fat that melt into the meat and create a buttery tenderness you won’t find anywhere else. Every Wagyu ribeye and T‑bone in this box is a testament to meticulous genetics, expert feeding and artisanal craftsmanship.

🎁 Inside Your Box
• 1 kg Ankole Ribeye — lean, bold and deeply flavourful
• 1 kg Wagyu Ribeye — intensely marbled, melt‑in‑your‑mouth luxury
• 1 kg Wagyu T‑bone — the best of strip and tenderloin, together
• 1 kg Ankole T‑bone — a noble cut that’s both hearty and elegant

🔒 Ultra‑Limited Luxury
We’ve released just 21 of these boxes for Black Friday, reserved for those who appreciate both heritage and haute cuisine. This is more than a tasting; it’s a rare fusion of history, culture and unmatched quality.

Taste the legacy of kings and emperors in every bite, and elevate your holiday feasts to a truly global celebration.

South Africa’s fascination with Ankole cattle has paid off in spectacular fashion. In June 2022 the Ankole Cattle Breeders’ Society’s national auction at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala game farm drew 200 registered buyers (up from about 80 the previous year) and raked in more than R21 million Top lots included a Cumulus NANK 10‑120 bull that sold for R1.65 million—a bull originally purchased from the president’s Ntaba Nyoni Ankole stud—and a record R950 000 for a heifer. Ramaphosa himself offered six lots that fetched R2.37 million. Demand is fuelled by the breed’s novelty and limited genetics; only about 800 Ankole cattle were registered nationally at the time. Buyers value them for their impressive horns and “wow‑factor” in ecotourism and traditional ceremonies like lobola, as well as for their hardiness in tough grazing conditions

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