16/09/2026
Whatโs the difference between wet-aged and dry-aged beef?
Both methods use time and natural enzymatic processes to change the beef โ but the environment makes all the difference.
Wet aging happens in a sealed package, where the beef retains its moisture while enzymes work to tenderize it.
Dry aging exposes the beef to carefully controlled air, allowing moisture to evaporate and flavours to become more concentrated. The outer crust is then trimmed away, leaving the aged beef beneath.
The result is two distinctly different approaches to aging, with different costs, processes and flavour characteristics.
Swipe through to see what really happens during each process.
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