Western Australia’s Truffle Season: A Winter Delight
Western Australia's truffle season, spanning June to August, offers high-quality Périgord black truffles, sourced from Manjimup, where ideal environmental conditions mimic those in France.
Western Australia's Truffle Season: A Winter Delight overview
Western Australia's truffle season, spanning June to August, offers high-quality Périgord black truffles, sourced from Manjimup, where ideal environmental conditions mimic those in France.
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- Western Australia’s truffle season is here — an exciting time at COMO The Treasury, when our season-led menus showcase dishes that embrace the best of this rare delicacy.
- Here, Han Goh, Sous Chef at Wildflower, breaks down what makes a good truffle — the growing, the harvesting, and most importantly, the eating.
- Western Australia’s truffle season typically spans the winter months, between June and August.
- The region is internationally recognised for the quality of its Périgord black truffles, which rival Europe’s top producers.
- The areas surrounding Perth are particularly truffle-rich, especially in the Southern Forests around Pemberton and Manjimup.
- That’s where we source our truffles — from Manjimup — where the ‘terroir’ or environmental factors are perfect for truffles.
- That means fertile, well-drained soil, cool wet winters and warm dry summers, just as in France’s truffle-producing regions.
- Growing a truffle is an intricate business: although they’ve been consumed for centuries, it’s only in the last sixty-odd years that attention has been focused on the particular conditions in which they grow best.
- Truffle-growing is a slow, sustainable business, keeping pace with the composition of the land and the pace of each year’s seasons.
- In Western Australia, oak and hazelnut trees are inoculated with spores from mature truffles, then planted into special orchards.
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