Black Baltic Tenderloin by Metzger

Tasting Notes from the Curator

One cannot help but pause to contemplate the celestial alignment that gives rise to such an aristocrat among meats. As the palladium of tenderness, the Black Baltic Tenderloin, nurtured by the verdant grasslands of the Baltic coast under the watchful eyes of the Nordic gods, undergoes a rite of passage within the wooded sanctum of Hamburg before reaching the hallowed chambers of Metzger. Each fiber of this divine assemblage whispers tales of frost-kissed pastures and time-honored maturation, conferring upon your palate an unparalleled nuttiness akin to the finest cashews, a grassy freshness that emulates the Nordic dawn. As if by Odin’s own decree, the meat presents marbling that defies mortal expectations—each bite succulent, a testament to the sagas of mariners and the robust richness of a bountiful earth.

Pairings & Suggestions

Indulge in this exceptional filet with:

• Classic sidekicks: Take the traditional route with sides of creamy mashed potatoes and garlicky green beans, ensuring a comforting harmony of flavors.
• Bold reds: Allow a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon or a bold Bordeaux to play alongside the meat’s richness.
• Herbaceous companions: Pair with a chimichurri or béarnaise sauce, painting each bite with an herb-infused masterpiece.
• Perfect finish: Conclude with a dark chocolate tart, a sweet contrast to the savory star of your meal.

Baltic Grasslands’ Symphony

The reverberation of excellence that is the Black Baltic Tenderloin by Metzger owes its genesis to the regal Baltic grasslands, bathed in the maritime whispers of the Nordic coast. Its tantalizing flavors are not a mere chance but a testament to wisdom passed down through farming traditions, an agrarian ballet danced through the centuries, and now upon your table.

Storage Instructions

Preserve the Black Baltic Tenderloin’s sublime quality by storing it in your refrigerator between 0-4°C. Freezing? Wrap meticulously to prevent freezer burn, limiting storage to a maximum of 3 months for optimal enjoyment.