Full-Blood Wagyu Beef

Baseball Cut (AKA: Center-Cut Top Sirloin)

Thick, round cut from top sirloin. Lean, tender, and best enjoyed medium-rare or medium.

$45.00 /lb.
Avg. 12.8 oz.

Brisket Cut (AKA: Plate or Pectoral Cut)

Rich, flavorful beef from the lower chest, perfect for smoking or braising for tender, juicy results.

$14.50 /lb.
Avg. 5.16 lb.

Chuck Eye Cut (AKA: Poor Man's Ribeye)

Well-marbled shoulder cut, rich in flavor like ribeye but more affordable. Perfect for grilling or pan-searing, pairs well with classic sides.

$33.00 /lb.
Avg. 11.2 oz.

Coulotte Cut (AKA: Picanha 馃嚙馃嚪 or Top Sirloin Cap)

A tender, flavorful cut from the top sirloin cap, known as Picanha in Brazil. Perfect for roasting or grilling, with a layer of fat that keeps it juicy during cooking.

$25.00 /lb.
Avg. 2.51 lb.

Denver Cut (AKA: Zabuton or Underblade Steak)

The Wagyu Denver Steak is a richly marbled, tender cut from the chuck section, offering deep beefy flavor and best enjoyed grilled or pan-seared to medium-rare.

$36.00 /lb.
Avg. 7.7 oz.

Flank Cut (AKA: Bavette or London Broil)

A lean, flavorful cut from the lower abdominal muscles, offering deep beefy taste and firm texture. Best cooked quickly and sliced against the grain.

$25.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.6 lb.

Flat Iron Cut (AKA: Top Blade or Butler's Steak)

A tender, richly marbled cut from the shoulder area, known for its deep beefy flavor and fine texture. Best cooked to medium-rare or medium, with simple seasoning to highlight its natural taste.

$55.00 /lb.
Avg. 14.7 oz.

Ground Beef

100% Fullblood Wagyu ground beef. Rich, savory flavor perfect for elevating burgers, chili, soups, and more. All natural, no additives or preservatives.

$13.00 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.

Hanger Cut (AKA: Butcher's Steak or Onglet)

A tender, richly marbled cut from the plate section, known for its intense beefy flavor. Best cooked to medium-rare, it's perfect with bold seasonings and hearty sides.

$45.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.24 lb.

Links-Smoked Chorizo

Rich, marbled 100% Wagyu beef with bold chorizo spices. Intense, smoky flavor. 4 links per package. Perfect for grilling or cooking.

Save $6.00
$8.00
$14.00

Links-Smoked Kielbasa

100% Full-Blood Wagyu Smoked Kielbasa, 1-pound package. Expertly smoked for rich flavor and tender bite. Ideal for grilling or pan-searing.

New York Strip Cut (AKA: Strip Loin or Kansas City Strip)

Premium short loin steak with rich marbling and tender texture. Best at medium-rare, delivering a bold, savory flavor. Perfect for pairing with classic sides.

$85.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.3 lb.

Petite Tender (AKA: Teres Major)

Tender shoulder cut, similar to filet mignon, with a rich, beefy flavor and buttery finish. Best at medium-rare, ideal with simple sides.

$32.00 /lb.
Avg. 13.6 oz.

Ribeye Half Cut (AKA: Delmonico or Entrec么te)

A tender and richly marbled cut from the rib section, offering a luxurious, beefy flavor in a more manageable portion. Best cooked to medium-rare or medium, it's perfect with classic sides and a robust red wine.

$50.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.18 lb.

Shank Cut (AKA: Osso Buco)

Flavorful lower leg cut with rich taste. Perfect for braising or stewing, becoming tender and succulent. Pairs well with hearty sides and red wine.

$12.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.91 lb.

Short Ribs Cut (AKA: Flanken or Korean Short Ribs)

Richly marbled rib cut with deep flavor and tender texture. Perfect for braising or grilling, offering a luxurious dining experience.

$20.00 /lb.
Avg. 2.84 lb.

Sirloin Flap Cut (AKA: Bavette)

Versatile bottom sirloin cut with rich marbling and deep flavor. Ideal for quick, high-heat cooking like grilling or stir-frying. Perfect for steak tacos, fajitas, or on its own.

$30.00 /lb.
Avg. 14.4 oz.

Tenderloin Cut (AKA: Filet Mignon or Chateaubriand)

A highly tender and buttery piece of beef, sourced from the prized tenderloin section, with delicate marbling and a luxurious flavor. Best served rare to medium-rare.

$99.00 /lb.
Avg. 9.6 oz.

Tomahawk Cut (AKA: Cowboy Steak)

The "king of steaks" with exceptional marbling and rich flavor. A dramatic bone-in cut perfect for special occasions, offering a luxurious dining experience.

$99.00 /lb.
Avg. 3.1 lb.

Tri-Tip Cut (AKA: Bottom Sirloin Triangle)

Triangular bottom sirloin cut with rich marbling and tender texture. Perfect for grilling, roasting, or smoking. Pairs well with bold sides and red wine.

$30.00 /lb.
Avg. 2 lb.
Wagyu: The Heart of Hartland Hill Farm

Wagyu: The Heart of Hartland Hill Farm

At Hartland Hill Farm, Wagyu isn't just a product鈥攊t's our passion. We meticulously craft our Wagyu beef, ensuring each piece reflects the highest quality and care.

Tailored Pricing by Quality

Just as no two wines are the same, each Wagyu carcass we produce is unique. We adjust our pricing to reflect the specific quality and marbling of each piece, ensuring you get the best value for the exceptional quality you receive.

Quality Variations

Like fine wine, Wagyu beef varies in quality based on genetics, feeding, and environment. Just as wine is influenced by climate and soil, our Wagyu is shaped by the finest care and attention to detail.

Annual Excellence

Every year is an opportunity to refine our methods, pushing the boundaries of what Wagyu can be. This dedication to improvement ensures that each bite of our Wagyu is better than the last.

What Makes Full Blood Wagyu So Valuable?

1. Rarity and Breeding Integrity:

Wagyu cattle are famous for their intense marbling, a result of strict breeding standards in Japan. This rarity and commitment to purity ensure the highest quality, contributing to its premium price.

2. Specialized Nutrition:

Our Wagyu cattle spend the first half of their lives grazing on lush pastures, allowing them to develop strong, healthy frames. In the latter half, their diet shifts to include premium grains that enhance the marbling process, creating the luxurious texture Wagyu is known for. This carefully balanced diet, extending over several years, ensures every cut is rich in flavor and nutrition.

3. Exceptional Marbling:

Wagyu's signature marbling doesn't happen by chance. It takes precise genetics and dedicated feeding, raising production costs but ensuring that every bite is a melt-in-your-mouth experience.

4. Extensive Rearing:

While typical cattle are harvested at 15 months, our Wagyu are raised for 30-36 months, receiving intensive care that results in the rich, deep flavor that sets Wagyu apart.

5. Prolonged Growth Cycle:

Nurtured for up to three years, Wagyu cattle require significant maintenance and feeding, reflecting in the exquisite quality and corresponding value of the meat.

6. Scarcity:

Full Blood Wagyu is incredibly rare, with only about 5,000 100% Full Blood Wagyu cattle in the entire United States. This scarcity, combined with the meticulous care required to raise these cattle, naturally inflates their value. The limited availability and high demand for genuine Full Blood Wagyu create a product that is not just a meal, but a rare and exclusive culinary experience.