Bianchi Dry Aged Beef

No good sto­ry ever

star­ted with a salad

Dry-aged meat for the gastro­no­my indu­stry in Switzerland

Dry-aged meat is not a pro­duct of chan­ce. It is the result of time, con­trol, and expe­ri­ence. During aging on the bone, the meat loses moistu­re in a tar­ge­ted man­ner. At the same time, enzy­mes deve­lop an extra­or­di­na­ry ten­der­ness and an inten­se, slight­ly nut­ty aro­ma. The careful sel­ec­tion of raw mate­ri­als forms the foun­da­ti­on. Only pie­ces with opti­mal struc­tu­re and marbling are sui­ta­ble for dry aging. 

What emer­ges is no ordi­na­ry pie­ce of meat, but a pro­duct with cha­rac­ter. For the gastro­no­my indu­stry, this means more than just a pro­duct. Dry-aged is a clear state­ment on the menu and offers the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dif­fe­ren­tia­te spe­ci­fi­cal­ly and achie­ve hig­her value creation. 

Since 2014, our meat has been aging in the Bianchi dry-age ref­ri­ge­ra­tor at our head­quar­ters in Zufikon. The salt stone wall ensu­res a pre­cis­e­ly con­trol­led micro­cli­ma­te and pro­mo­tes the deve­lo­p­ment of inten­se aro­mas. The result: „Bianchi Swiss Dry Aged“ with clear cha­rac­te­ri­stics and con­sist­ent­ly high qua­li­ty for the gastro­no­my industry.

Dario Bianchi during the sel­ec­tion of our dry-aged cuts. Experience you can taste. 

What is Dry Aging?

In dry aging, the meat matures on the bone for seve­ral weeks under con­trol­led con­di­ti­ons. During the aging pro­cess, the meat loses water. At the same time, the aro­ma con­cen­tra­tes, giving the meat its uni­que uma­mi note.
The result: an inten­se, nut­ty fla­vor, a par­ti­cu­lar­ly ten­der tex­tu­re, and a clear dif­fe­rence from con­ven­tio­nal­ly aged meat.

Aging in its most ori­gi­nal form: on the bone, with time, and under pre­cise control.

A sel­ec­tion of our dry-aged cuts

Bianchi Dry Aged Cuts

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