Butcher's Collection

Quebec is beloved for maple syrup, poutine, and, among insiders, its beef. Be it smoked brisket at a Montreal deli or a slow roast cooked outside on a snowy day, you can almost taste it as you cross the border. This rub is tangy, peppery, and garlicky, with a touch of cracked coriander.

Our Oktoberfest Bavarian Rub blend spruces up cold-weather preparations like pickles, beets, and soups. Rubbed on poultry, it adds a comforting, rustic flavor. For full-fledged Gem tlichkeit, serve it with dumplings, potato salad, and sauerkraut on the side.

Ever wonder what food tasted like in Colonial America? In 1976, we did some research and created our Bicentennial Game Rub blend to celebrate the USA's 200th birthday. The coarse grind ensures slow flavor release into hearth-cooked meats like goose, duck, chicken, and pork. Rub a teaspoon per pound onto your roast, and remember to baste.