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Inzwischen zieht die berühmte »Fiera del Tartufo« im glamourösen Alba alljährlich Tausende Menschen an, während in der weniger schicken Stadt Asti und in unzähligen Dörfern der Umgebung ebenfalls Märkte und Feste stattfinden, wo nicht nur weniger Touristen anzutreffen sind als im überlaufenen Alba, sondern zudem der Preis für den begehrten Pilz oft um die Hälfte niedriger ist. "Tartufo Bianco": Wenn sich nach der Weinlese die herbstlichen Nebel an die Hügel der Langhe schmiegen, begegnet man dem begehrten weißen Edelpilz in Alba auf Schritt und Tritt. Die Produktionsfläche des Tuber Magnatum Pico konzentriert sich in Piemont hauptsächlich auf die Langhe, Monferrato und Roero, auch wenn es schon Funde in Alessandria und auf den Hügeln um Turin gegeben hat. Aus den eigenen Trüffelanbaugebieten auf den Hügeln der Langhe, des Roero und des Monferrato wählen die Forscher von Tartuflanghe nur das Beste aus ihrer Ernte aus. Um dieses Produkt auf internationalem Niveau bekannt zu machen, entschloss sich im Jahr 1949 Giacomo Morra, den wertvollen tuber zum Diplomaten in der Welt in Vertretung der Langhe und des Roero zu machen, und schickte somit jedes Jahr das beste Exemplar an eine bedeutende Persönlichkeit aus Politik, Sport oder Film und Theater

Deshalb haben wir in diesem Abschnitt die gängigsten FAQs zu Trüffelöl zusammengetragen und beantwortet. Wir liefern nach Schweiz und haben guten Erfolg beim Versand. Die Tuber Melanosporum zum Preis der von Ihnen gewünschten Qualitätsklasse ist ein kulinarisches Geschmackserlebnis, auf das Sie nicht mehr verzichten werden, sofern Sie es einmal genossen haben. Durch den derzeitigen Präsidenten Jean-Bon St. André ließen sie den Convent bitten, eine Petition von ihnen entgegenzunehmen. Gleba whitish with greyish pockets at first, maturing to blackish gray pockets of fertile tissue separated by whitish, sterile veins. Gleba whitish with greyish pockets at first, maturing to light ochre, whitish sterile veins. Microscopy: Bagnoli Asci subglobose to ovate, 8-spored. Ascospores yellow ochre, globose, 17-20 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and ornamented with conical, separate, pointed, sometimes truncated spines, 1,5 -2,5 µm long, 1 µm wide at the base. Microscopy: Asci subglobose to ovate, 8-spored. Ascospores yellow ochre, globose, 19-21 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and ornamented with conical, sometimes truncated, separate, blunt spines, 2 -3 µm long, 1-2 µm wide at the base. Microscopy: asci subglobose, 8-spored. Ascospores yellow ochre, spherical, 21-27 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and decorated with conical, blunt, thick spines, sometimes truncated, sometimes finger-like, often joined at the base, 3-4(-5) µm long, 1-3 µm wide at the base

Ascospores yellow ochre, spherical, 20-25 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and decorated with truncated and hemispheric warts up to 2 µm tall, and conical spines at maturity, interconnected by the base, forming a low reticulum, more apparent when specimens are young and warts are not developed. Terfezia claveryi is potato shaped, but more irregular than T. arenaria because grows in more compact soils, Bagnoli with flattened and pyriform shapes and tapered, sterile base, 3-12 cm in size, thick peridium, dark reddish brown at maturity. Gastronomically prized, more tasty than T. arenaria. FULL DESCRIPTION Terfezia extremadurensis is also a spring species, but earlier than T. fanfani and can be found in January. They never show such vivid colors as seen on the Terfezia claveryi. They grow below ground in symbiotic associations with the roots of some plants, usually Helianthemum. The gleba is pinkish gray , then becoming olive green with pinkish white veins

Microscopy: asci subglobose to ovoid, 8-spored. Ascospores ochre, spherical, 16-19 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and decorated with conical spine, isolated, of 1-2 μm tall (shorter and less thick spines than Terfezia fanfani). Terfezia canariensis has been historically mistaken for Terfezia claveryi, but molecular and microscopic studies, enabled us to clearly distinguish both species. "Zubaidi" is their common name, but also known as "fagaa", that is the collective name for all "desert truffles" in the Persian Gulf Countries, and "terfez" in Morocco. It's a little known Terfezia, often mistaken with Terfezia leptoderma, and which some authors regard as synonymous, but they are clearly differentiated by their different ecology and microscopy. Tirmania nivea, known and consumed since the Ancient Age, would be the truffle so prized by Greeks and Romans. Tirmania nivea grows under desert sand, associated with Helianthemum roots. Often with small holes indicating mycophagous activity. Specimens are often cracked. Gleba is whitish at first, then becoming pink salmon with paler veins, but sometimes yellowish-brown in contact with air. Microscopy: asci globose to ovoid, 8-spored. Ascospores yellow ochre, spherical, 18-21 µm in diameter (including ornamentation), and decorated with hemispheric warts up to 2 µm tall and 2 µm wide, forming a well-defined reticulum, more apparent when warts are lower