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Rare Wagyu-intoku - Legacy Ranch

Rare Wagyu-intoku - Legacy Ranch, operated by Ismael Alvarez, raises full-blood Akaushi Wagyu cattle in Miami, Florida, serving the South Florida market with a program rooted in Japanese bloodline integrity.

The Akaushi cattle at this ranch carry DNA-verified full-blood genetics that trace directly to a Japanese champion lineage, with original breeding stock that arrived in the United States in 1976 and 1994. The program distinguishes itself by raising females well beyond typical harvest age, allowing animals between 8 and 12 years to graze pasture and develop mature marbling naturally. A minimum feeding period of 550 days, supplemented with 30 percent fresh fruits and vegetables, guides each animal toward a Beef Marbling Standard score of 8 to 9.

Among the defining traits of this Wagyu cattle program is its emphasis on grass-driven marbling, a characteristic specific to the Akaushi breed within the broader Wagyu family. The extended rearing model reflects a deliberate philosophy that age and patience produce a depth of flavor and fat dispersion that shorter production timelines cannot replicate.

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Phone
+1 305-570-7784
Owner
Ismael Alvarez
Location
Miami, FL, 33122, US
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