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Wagyu Brisket Small

AMERICAN WAGYU

Our beautifully marbled briskets are hand selected and carefully cut to NAMP guidelines. Available in SRF Black® or SRF Gold®. Briskets are shipped frozen. Be sure to allow at least 4 days to thaw.

Select Grade: SRF Gold®

SRF Black® The ideal balance of rich marbling, bold flavor and versatility. An excellent choice for both weeknight meals and special occasions. SRF Gold® Exceptional marbling and remarkable tenderness for unforgettable steakhouse-style meals at home.

Select Size: 12-14 lbs.

Sold Out 9-12 lbs. $209 12-14 lbs. $219

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Snake River Farms American Wagyu briskets are the secret ingredient for competitive barbecue teams gunning to be Grand Champion at all the top BBQ events. These beautifully marbled, full packer briskets are cut to latest NAMP guidelines and are the standard for competition.

American Wagyu beef raised in the Northwest’s mild climate produces briskets with naturally rich marbling and superior taste. You can rely on Snake River Farms briskets for consistency, outstanding flavor and exceptional juiciness. Available in SRF Black® or SRF Gold® marbling in three weight ranges so you can choose the best brisket for your smoker and personal preferences.

Smoking a brisket is a labor of love and pays big dividends after a full day’s work. Maximize your brisket cook with the following tips.

Plan to completely thaw your brisket before cooking. This can take 4 or more days.

Internal temperature is a great guide, but remember to “wrap on color, pull on feel.”

Wrap when your brisket is a beautiful mahogany color. The temp will be in the 165°F range.

Pull when a probe inserted in the brisket feels like it’s going through a soft cube of butter.

Wrap your brisket in a blanket or towel, place in a cooler and let rest at least 2 hours.

For more information and a detailed video, see our Brisket Guide.

Understand the Marbling Scale
USDA Choice	USDA Prime	SRF Black®	SRF Gold®	SRF Gold Plus™
Best For: Weeknight steak dinners	Best For: Consistently great steak dinners	Best For: Premium steak lovers seeking exceptional value	Best For: Special occasions and elevated steak dinners	Best For: Ultimate indulgence and once-in-a-lifetime meals
Experience: A step above typical grocery store steaks	Experience: The classic steakhouse benchmark for quality	Experience: Our most popular grade—rich, tender, deeply flavorful	Experience: Intense marbling with bold flavor and exceptional juiciness	Experience: Ultra-marbled with unmatched tenderness, richness and flavor
Marbling Score BMS 3–4	Marbling Score BMS 4–5	Marbling Score Black 6-8	Marbling Score Gold 9-10	Marbling Score Gold Plus 11-12

Details

Snake River Farms American Wagyu briskets are the secret ingredient for competitive barbecue teams gunning to be Grand Champion at all the top BBQ events. These beautifully marbled, full packer briskets are cut to latest NAMP guidelines and are the standard for competition.

American Wagyu beef raised in the Northwest’s mild climate produces briskets with naturally rich marbling and superior taste. You can rely on Snake River Farms briskets for consistency, outstanding flavor and exceptional juiciness. Available in SRF Black® or SRF Gold® marbling in three weight ranges so you can choose the best brisket for your smoker and personal preferences.

Cooking Tips

Smoking a brisket is a labor of love and pays big dividends after a full day’s work. Maximize your brisket cook with the following tips.

Plan to completely thaw your brisket before cooking. This can take 4 or more days.

Internal temperature is a great guide, but remember to “wrap on color, pull on feel.”

Wrap when your brisket is a beautiful mahogany color. The temp will be in the 165°F range.

Pull when a probe inserted in the brisket feels like it’s going through a soft cube of butter.

Wrap your brisket in a blanket or towel, place in a cooler and let rest at least 2 hours.

For more information and a detailed video, see our Brisket Guide.

Beef Grading

Understand the Marbling Scale
USDA Choice	USDA Prime	SRF Black®	SRF Gold®	SRF Gold Plus™
Best For: Weeknight steak dinners	Best For: Consistently great steak dinners	Best For: Premium steak lovers seeking exceptional value	Best For: Special occasions and elevated steak dinners	Best For: Ultimate indulgence and once-in-a-lifetime meals
Experience: A step above typical grocery store steaks	Experience: The classic steakhouse benchmark for quality	Experience: Our most popular grade—rich, tender, deeply flavorful	Experience: Intense marbling with bold flavor and exceptional juiciness	Experience: Ultra-marbled with unmatched tenderness, richness and flavor
Marbling Score BMS 3–4	Marbling Score BMS 4–5	Marbling Score Black 6-8	Marbling Score Gold 9-10	Marbling Score Gold Plus 11-12

Ranch to Table

Every step is managed by us, from ranching and feeding to processing and delivery. That's how we ensure exceptional quality in every cut.

Ranching
Carefully raised American Wagyu on Northwest ranches.
Cattle Feeding
Extended feeding programs create rich marbling and flavor.
Beef Processing
Hand-trimmed, expertly prepared, and shipped directly to your door.

Brisket

The brisket primal is sourced from the lower chest area, specifically the pectoral muscles of beef cattle. Known to be more tough due to the heavy use of the muscles, when cooked properly, it is extremely flavorful. Briskets are comprised of two main sections: the "point" (superficial pectoral muscle) and the "flat" (deep pectoral muscle). The "deckle" is the hard fat and intercostal meat on the inside surface of the brisket; however, some refer to the point as a deckle.

FAQ

Everything you need to know before your first bite.

Find answers to our customers' most commonly asked questions.

What temp is brisket done?

Determining when your brisket is done is a bit of art and science. The brisket temperature is a good guide, but the feel of the brisket is the final factor to decide when it is ready to come off the grill. Just as we wrapped on color, we are looking for the perfect time to “pull on feel.” The temperature range for this can vary but is approximately 198°F to 206°F. Learn how to smoke a brisket perfectly.

When to wrap a brisket

While an instant-read thermometer is key to any cook, we are also looking for the perfect color and follow the “wrap on color” technique. As soon as the exterior bark is deep rich mahogany (dark reddish/brown) color and the internal temperature starts to climb out of the stall, it’s time to wrap. Learn how to smoke a brisket perfectly here.

How to smoke a brisket

Heat smoker to 300°F. Place brisket in smoker, fat side down, and cook for 2 to 2.5 hours, misting with spray bottle of water, beef broth or apple juice, every 30 minutes. This adds moisture to the brisket and helps form the perfect bark.

Use aluminum foil or uncoated butcher paper to wrap your brisket. Paper is porous and allows some steam to escape but traps most of the rendered fat and juices. Remember we are looking for the perfect color and are following the “wrap on color” technique. As soon as the exterior bark is deep rich mahogany (dark reddish/brown) color, it’s time to wrap. Use two lengths of paper about 2½ feet long. Overlap them, place the brisket in the center and wrap all sides to make a neat package.

Place the wrapped brisket back on to the grill. After 2 hours, begin to check the brisket for doneness. Remember temperature is a good guide, but the feel of the brisket is the final factor to decide when it is ready to come off the grill. Just as we wrapped on color, we are looking for the perfect time to “pull on feel.” The temperature range for this can vary but is approximately 205°F to 210°F.

Wagyu Brisket Small

Understand the Marbling Scale

Understand the Marbling Scale

Ranch to Table

Ranching

Cattle Feeding

Beef Processing

Brisket

Everything you need to know before your first bite.

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