





Batch 021 — orders close Friday 15 May at 5pm
Grass-fed beef from Alentejo, slow-roasted then simmered eighteen hours
Collect from the kitchen or local delivery within Lisbon
Ingredients: Filtered water · grass-fed beef bones · organic onion · organic celery · organic carrot · organic garlic · red wine · tomato paste · organic thyme · organic rosemary · organic sage · organic parsley · bay leaves · black peppercorn · sea salt
Storage: Shelf-stable unopened · refrigerate after opening · consume within 7 days of opening · do not freeze
Serving: Heat gently, pour into a mug, drink warm. Do not boil.
Volume: 946ml

The beef bones come from cattle raised on pasture in Alentejo, Portugal's wide, flat interior where animals graze on open land year-round. They travel less than 200km to reach our kitchen. We roast them first until they're dark and caramelised, then simmer for eighteen hours.
The colour that results is deep and dark. The flavour is even deeper.
"From cattle that have walked the same hillsides their grandparents did."— On Alentejo beef

This is the broth for cold mornings, long days, and serious cooking. Richer than the chicken. More mineral. The kind of thing that makes you understand why people have been making bone broth for thousands of years.
We add a splash of red wine — Portuguese, naturally — and a generous hand with the herbs. That's it.
Filtered water · grass-fed beef bones · organic onion · organic celery · organic carrot · organic garlic · red wine · tomato paste · organic thyme · organic rosemary · organic sage · organic parsley · bay leaves · black peppercorn · sea salt
Shelf-stable unopened · refrigerate after opening · consume within 7 days of opening · do not freeze
Highest collagen content of our broths. Excellent for connective tissue.
Calcium, magnesium, phosphorus from slow-cooked beef bones.
Gelatin and glycine support gut lining integrity.
Proline and hydroxyproline support muscle repair and strength.

The most Portuguese dish we make. Bone broth makes it something else entirely.
See recipe →