The White Truffle boasts a powerful, intoxicating aroma with notes of garlic, earth, and a hint of honey. Its flavor is equally complex, offering a delicate yet intense taste that enhances any dish.
September/December
Due to its potent aroma, the White Truffle is typically used raw, shaved thinly over warm dishes like pasta, risotto, eggs, or carpaccio. Its heat-sensitive nature means it’s best enjoyed as a finishing touch, allowing its fragrance to infuse the dish without losing its signature scent.
As one of the most sought-after and expensive truffles, the White Truffle offers a truly luxurious culinary experience. It’s a favorite among chefs and food connoisseurs who seek to elevate their dishes with the truffle’s unmatched depth of flavor.