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Garlic Truffle have a divinely velvety look and flavor
This species is a favorite of gourmets and chefs. Fresh Tuber Macrosporum truffles are distinguished by their smooth appearance, minimal warts and characteristic white veins that contrast beautifully with the black-brown body. They are available in Grade A and Grade B. Although there may be some blemishes, they never diminish the quality of the truffle.
As for the taste, our smooth truffles impart a delightful garlicky flavor that enhances any dish.
Frequently asked question
Fresh Tuber Macrosporum, commonly known as the Garlic Truffle, is a rare and highly aromatic black truffle native to Europe. It is prized for its intense fragrance, combining earthy truffle notes with distinctive hints of garlic, making it a favorite among gourmet chefs and truffle enthusiasts.
Tuber Macrosporum is often called the Garlic Truffle because of its naturally strong aroma that resembles fresh garlic combined with rich earthy truffle notes. This unique scent makes it an excellent ingredient for enhancing pasta, risotto, eggs, butter, and meat dishes.
The season for Fresh Tuber Macrosporum typically runs from September to December. During this period, the Garlic Truffle develops its characteristic aroma and flavor, offering the highest quality for culinary use.
To preserve freshness and aroma, Fresh Garlic Truffles should be stored in a refrigerator at 2°C to 6°C (36°F–43°F). Wrap each truffle in absorbent paper, place it in an airtight container, and replace the paper daily to maintain optimal quality.
Fresh Tuber Macrosporum is best shaved or grated over warm dishes just before serving. It pairs perfectly with pasta, risotto, scrambled eggs, mashed potatoes, creamy sauces, poultry, and premium meats. Gentle heat helps release its powerful aroma while preserving its delicate flavor profile.


