Chez Bastianin Plan-de-la-Tour · Saint-Tropez

Dry-ageing

Time, as
seasoning.

A selection of exceptional cuts, dry-aged in our maturation chamber. For a niche of true enthusiasts.

Dry-aged ribs of beef on the butcher's block, in front of the Josper — Chez Bastianin
Our dry-aged ribs, on the block — in front of the Josper
Dry-aged T-bones in front of the Josper — Chez Bastianin
Dry-aged T-bones, Josper smoke behind

On the menu

Served fresh, or dry-aged.

Dry-aged meat isn't for everyone — and that's exactly as it should be. Its more intense flavour, at times close to a well-aged cheese, speaks to those who are after something different. At Chez Bastianin, we offer both: our classic meats, fresh and full of flavour, for lovers of purity; and a dry-aged selection, for the enthusiasts.

The menu always makes it clear. And if you're hesitating, just ask — we'll steer you according to your mood and your wine.

The method

Here, dry-ageing is a craft.

No improvising. Dry-ageing demands dedicated equipment, constant control of pH and humidity, and above all — training and expertise. Every cut is monitored, day after day, from the first to the last.

That know-how is what separates meat that has merely grown old from meat that has been refined.

See how it translates on the palate

Discover the menu.