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Australian Truffle Traders - Copyright Sarah Hewer Photographer (_sarah_hewer) Australian

Go truffle hunting on the Manjimup orchard of Australia's most experienced truffle growing family, meet the truffle dogs and enjoy delicious snacks, featuring black truffle products developed by acclaimed Chef David Coomer.

Amongst the hazels and oaks of the Booth family orchard (Australian Truffle Traders), follow the truffle dogs as they hunt for the ripest truffles. Get hands on digging them up and experience the thrilling aroma of freshly dug truffle. Discover the art and science of how truffles are grown, the incredible skill of the dogs that find them and the remarkable story of how Manjimup truffles took the world by storm. One of Australia's most unique travel experiences, the Booths have been featured in National Geographic, Delicious, Sunrise, ABC and more.

Hound and Hunter Fine Foods Manjimup _60A3468 - Copyright and Credit Sarah Hewer Photograp

TRUFFLE HUNTS

THE FINER DETAILS

 

TIME

Our hunts are 1.5 - 2 hours, during this time you will get the full experience of a real truffle hunt. 

LOCATIONS

Starting at Australian Truffle Traders, 243 Pozzi Road, Dingup, Western Australia

Ending at Hound & Hunter Fine Foods, 2 Chopping St, Manjimup 6258, Western Australia ,

TASTING & BUYING TRUFFLE

Hound & Hunter sells fresh truffles during the season (June to August) and we can send them Australia-wide. Truffles are farm-direct from our collective of family truffle growers.

Our product range is continually growing and includes truffle and non-truffle products, charcuterie and ferments. Everything we make is rooted in quality, time and community.

COME PREPARED

Truffle hunts are an all weather event and take place on a farm. Please wear enclosed footwear and dress for the farm. The hunt takes place in a truffle orchard and is not accessible by wheelchair, pram or stroller due to natural terrain. If you have special requirements, please get in touch to discuss.

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