The logistics went very smooth and the delivery arrived exactly as promised by Meat N’ Bone. The brisket was well packed - vacuum packed in a polystyrene box with ice packs, inside a cardboard box. It went straight into the refrigerator to await my planned 4th July cook. On the evening of 3rd I planned on trimming the brisket but decided no trimming was necessary. I seasoned with my favorite GrubRub dry rub, wrapped it and back into the Refrigerator for overnight. On 4th I lit my 14 year old large Big Green Egg and packed it well with BGE charcoal. I decided on cherry wood chips which I soaked overnight and make into packages using aluminum foil. The brisket took up the full grill surface as you can see in the photograph. I use the plate setter to avoid direct heat and a good size drip pan. My target ambient in the egg is 225-250F. I use a Meater + Bluetooth thermometer. When the internal temperature reached 170F I remove the brisket, add a layer of bacon, wrap in butcher paper and return to the grill for the final stage of the cook. At 203F I removed the wrapped brisket and put in a cooler box to rest for 30 minutes. In total it took about 9 hours. At 83 years old I have smoked a lot of briskets. This brisket from Meat N’ Bone is one of the juiciest, tastiest, tenderest that I have ever cooked. 5 stars for quality and service Meat N’ Bone.