Beef Packs
Now on Sale - 20% Discount for Final Packs

100% pasture and tree leaf fed beef from our regeneratively grazed native cattle. All our beef is dry aged for 21 days.

We currently have the following beef packs available for collection or free delivery to Fife and Dundee

20% Discount on all remaining Beef Packs

Large Regenerative Beef Pack - £100 £80
2x Large Steaks (Sirloin, Flat Iron or Rump), 2x Steaks (Rump, Picanha or Minute Steaks), 2x Rolled Roasts (Brisket, Silverside, Topside or Salmon Cut), 1x Slow Cook/Braising (Diced Beef (500g) or Shin), 5x Steak Mince (500g)

Medium Regenerative Beef Pack - £75 £60
2x Steaks (Flat Iron, Picanha or Minute), 2x Rump Steaks, 1x Rolled Roast (Brisket, Topside or Salmon Cut), 1x Slow Cook/Braising (Diced Beef (500g), Shin or Short Ribs), 2x Steak Mince (500g)

Regenerative Beef Tasting Pack - £50 £40
1x Shin, 4x Diced Beef (500g), 2x Steak Mince (500g)

Premium Steak Pack - £120 £96
2x Fillet Steaks, 6x Large Steaks (Ribeye or Sirloin)

All meat is sold frozen. Larger orders available on request

Please fill in the form below and we will be in touch to confirm your order and provide payment details.

Alternatively, you can call us on 07505314808 or email hello@wellburnfarm.co.uk to place an order

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