Brétema de Wagyu
Dark mahogany flesh marbled with translucent ribbons of melting fat
Roasted beef, dry-aged umami, faint iron, butterfat
Long dry-aged beef glutamate, soft salt
Wagyu butterfat creaminess, faint nut, mineral-iron close
Gossamer-thin slice that translucently dissolves on the tongue
Long, beefy-buttery, with a clean savoury close
Cecina is the Castilia-Leon tradition of air-curing salted beef from mature mountain cattle, the spiritual sibling of prosciutto, built on beef rather than pork.
Jamones Asle applies that technique to the marbled flesh of Wagyu beef, whose intramuscular fat dissolves below body temperature and whose oleic-acid character mirrors that of bellota Ibérico pork. The combination of Castilian salt-cure and Wagyu marbling produces meat that reads as a hybrid of cecina and prosciutto, with a creamy oleic richness no European cured beef can match. Sliced gossamer-thin, dark mahogany, shot through with translucent ribbons that liquefy on the tongue.
Jamones Asle - España
A Castilian technique, a Japanese breed.
“We took a Castilian technique built for mountain cattle and asked what it could do with Wagyu. This is the answer.”

