Culinary Adventure at The Truffledore in Oak Grove
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most visitors, minimal physical effort required
Overview
Celebrate the end of truffle season with a magical outdoor feast at The Truffledore. Savor exquisite dishes under the stars beside ancient oak trees—an experience that blends food, nature, and community in a truly memorable way.
END OF TRUFFLE SEASON FEAST
22 Spots Only! • Long-table dinner under the truffle trees!
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About This Adventure
Join us for a magical long table feast under the oak trees at our truffle farm, celebrating the end of winter with exquisite black truffles. Enjoy a delectable degustation banquet crafted by guest chefs, paired with fine wines, all beneath fairy lights and stars—an unforgettable culinary experience!
Celebrate the last of our black winter truffles for the year with a magical long table feast served under the oak trees in our truffle farm!
Duration
3-4 hours
About
We celebrate the end of winter and another successful truffle season with a magical long table feast under the oak trees, fairy lights and stars (weather permitting)! Showcasing the last of our black winter truffles, we invite special guest chefs to create a degustation banquet served with matching wines (included in the price). Please note if the weather is not on our side we will have the dinner inside by the wood-fire in our Truffledore dining room. WE ARE UNABLE TO CATER FOR DAIRY FREE OR VEGAN DIETS. Please advise any other dietary requirements upon booking.
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LAST SATURDAY IN AUGUST Maximum group size 22 Minimum age 14 years
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Get a good spot and enjoy the ambiance before the feast begins.
Dress Warmly
Evening temperatures can drop; bring layers and cozy blankets.
Reserve in Advance
This exclusive event fills up quickly—book early to secure your place.
Bring a Reusable Cup
Enjoy your wine responsibly and reduce waste during the event.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Northern cardinal
- Red fox
History
The Truffledore has been family-owned for three generations, cultivating wild black truffles since the early 20th century.
Conservation
The farm practices organic farming and minimal intervention to preserve native fungi and soil health.
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Recommended Gear
Warm Clothing
Layered clothing and cozy accessories keep you comfortable during the outdoor feast.
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Blanket
A portable blanket ensures you stay warm while sitting outdoors.
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Compact Flashlight
Helpful for walking back to your vehicle after dark.
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Wine Glass
For enjoying your wine elegantly during the feast.
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