62 day, but sat a few days in the freezer and then defrosted in the fridge two days.
So, I did a six hour salt brine and the peppered it before moving it to the grill. The taste: This was USDA Choice Rib Roasts. It tasted like an expensive filet minion I had about 10 years ago with a mild aged meat taste.
Like how sharp cheddar or pastrami has that strong, instant taste, this had a similar taste (more similar to pastrami), but it was weak or gradual. It was definitely worth it. I turned cheap steaks into very fine tasting gourmet steaks. I strongly suggest trying it. I will be pulling the chick roast and the brisket out next week at 45 days instead of 60. Not because I disliked the taste, but because I want to see how it would be at 45.