TRUFFLE TOURS – 2022 Season On Sale
These are Self-Drive, meeting at a Truffle Farm in the Southern HIghlands, NSW
This tour includes foraging for truffles and them enjoying a truffle inspired 3 course lunch and wine tasting. Cost is $185 per person
Groups will be around 20 people only
Arriving for 10am for a 10.30am sharp start to the hunt and finishing around 1pm
Please bring own water bottle, warm jacket, camera and wear flat sensible walking shoes or gum boots. A detailed map fo the location will be sent 2 days prior to the event.
Menu includes 4 cool climate wines to taste, in the past we have served
Starter
Warmed Brie With Shaved Fresh Truffle
Hot Crusty Bread Roll
Truffle Infused Butternut Pumpkin Soup
Main
Truffle Chicken En Papillote
Fresh Green Beans
Garden Salad
Fresh Pasta With Carbonara Sauce And Truffle
Dessert
White Chocolate Brownies
Macadamia & Honey Ice Cream
Truffle Infused Honey Drizzle
Scheduled Weekly Saturday Tours are on sale for 2022 with Gift Certificates available
Special Events
We can also offer private group bookings for 10 people or more, mid week or on Sundays based on availability.
Additional information
| Experience | Truffle Hunt With Lunch, Truffle Hunt |
|---|---|
| Day | Sat 25 June, Sat 2 July, Sat 9 July, Sat 16 July, Sat 23 July, Sat 30 July, Sat 6 Aug |
Truffle Heaven in the Southern Highlands
What we loved: gorgeous intimate setting at the trufflery. Small group of like minded people. Hot and generous 3 course comfort food truffle focused menu for lunch, complete with decorated tables. Interesting assortment of local wines to accompany the meal. Truffle games with a prize. The hosts were informative, friendly and welcoming as this trufflery is also located at their residence. Its a shame it was raining as we were told lunch normally takes place under open sky in the trufflery. The wet weather option was inside the shed which was still good especially with the 3 open log burning fires on the go.
Things for next time to consider: As it was raining we were advised to bring layers and a rain coat but you really needed gum boots rather than normal walking boots given the amount of water. We had lunch with wet cold feet, but we got spot close to the open fire which helped offset the cold. The directions to the trufflery were confusing on the email, however if you ignore this and put the address directly into your car navigation or Google maps you will be fine. Toilets were located only inside the house the owners house. Might be a consideration to build some guest toilets adjacent to the homestead so people don’t have to invade their space.
Wonderful short jaunt (left Sydney at 8am – got there about 10am for 10:15am start and home to Sydney by 4pm) for food and southern highlands lovers. We are looking forward to seeing what other food adventures we can join later in the year