Tastings will be possible throughout the month, as well as the opportunity to take part in the truffle hunts organised in the surrounding area. Restaurants will offer local food prepared with fresh Marzuolo truffle and restaurants in San Giovanni d’Asso and Montisi will offer entire truffle-themed menus throughout the month on March. You should also take some time and visit the Truffle Museum situtated beneath the underground vaults of a fourteenth-century castle- here truffles are explained an analysed in an interactive manner from their origins to its properties, you can actually see, smell and touch what a truffle should be like, learning how to differentiate amongst real italian truffles and any other fake that you might find around.
Collateral events have been organized alongside the market-fair including an exhibit of the sculptures of Sienese artist Emanuele Giannetti entitled Sogni da Vivere (Dreams for living); sculptures by Francesco Trecci and the permanent exhibit of archaeological artifacts from the digs at Pieve a Pava.
All visits and tastings organized as part of the market-fair are free.
For information and in order to book tastings and truffle hunts, call +39 0577 803101 or write to info@comune.sangiovannidasso.si.it.
The full program of the event is available online at www.comune.sangiovannidasso.siena.it and www.museodeltartufo.it
The list of retaurants that are using San Giovanni d’Asso truffles in their menu are here: www.comune.sangiovannidasso.siena.it**
















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