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Pairings

Wine and truffles: choose a pairing for your dish

Which wine goes with black truffle? Start with the dish, its sauce and texture. For Tuber melanosporum, explore pairing suggestions and our selection from old vines in the Drôme to accompany your truffles.

L’Automne, Résonance and Le Trésor de Fripon contain the same red from our selection of old vines in the Drôme. These wines do not come from Domaine Les Hermessaines, mentioned separately for wine tourism.

L’Automne — Côtes-du-Rhône rouge 2024Résonance — Côtes-du-Rhône rouge 2024Le Trésor de Fripon — Côtes-du-Rhône rouge 2024
Our Drôme selectionRed Côtes-du-Rhône · Old vines
75 cl
One redCôtes-du-Rhône AOP
Three labelsL’Automne · Résonance · Le Trésor de Fripon
16 °CServe it well
01 / Our Drôme selection

The names behind the labels.

Three labels for the same red currently offered: the wine’s characteristics are set out below. Ask about availability of your preferred label before buying.

02 / From plate to glass

A pairing is made at the table.

A shared terroir does not guarantee a successful pairing. Preparation, fat, cooking and the wine's structure determine the balance with Tuber melanosporum.

La Truffe française presents our selection from old vines in the Drôme to accompany your truffles: one Côtes-du-Rhône red under three labels, L’Automne, Résonance and Le Trésor de Fripon. This wine is not produced by Domaine Les Hermessaines; references to the Domaine concern wine tourism.

A white wine may be a pairing suggestion for eggs, cream or a delicate sauce. It is not part of the current offer presented here; choose according to the dish and sauce.

Taste, pair, keepYour tasting guideDownload PDF · English
Résonance, paper and gold detailing.
Résonance, paper and gold detailing.

One red, three labels.

Our selection from old vines in the Drôme to accompany your truffles. L’Automne, Résonance and Le Trésor de Fripon present the same Côtes-du-Rhône red.

Bottle bearing the Résonance label

Shown here with the Résonance label

Our selection from old vines in the Drôme

Côtes du Rhône red (AOP) from old vines in the Drôme. Blend: 40% Syrah, 40% Grenache, 10% Carignan and 10% Mourvèdre. 75 cl bottle, 14% vol. Contains sulphites. The label choice does not change the wine; adapt the pairing to the dish and its sauce.

Pairing suggestions: Parmesan risotto, roast poultry or short truffle jus.

03 / From plate to glass

Three dishes, pairings to adapt.

Pairings depend on the sauce, texture and wine you choose. Taste with the dish to check that the truffle’s aroma remains perceptible.

Whole black truffle and thin slices on pale stone
A white wine, depending on the dish

Eggs and creamy dishes

A white wine may suit delicate dishes, depending on its structure and the sauce. This is general advice; our current selection does not include a white wine.

Black truffle slices and butter in a crisp tuile on a blue pedestal
Choose for the butter and garnish

A crisp truffle bite

Compare the wine’s freshness and texture with this buttery preparation. Taste with the garnish, without letting alcohol or oak dominate the truffle.

Black truffles and a pine cone in a moss-lined basket in front of a fireplace
Red or white, depending on the sauce

Truffled poultry

A supple red may suit roast poultry and its jus; a white may accompany a cream sauce. The sauce and the balance of the dish matter more than the label name.

Black truffle on a small table drawn in black lines, with a blue accent
04 / From plate to glass

Serve it well

Serve the red at around 16°C. Wine that is too warm emphasises alcohol and overwhelms the aroma. Serve the white cool, not ice-cold, to preserve its texture.

Add the truffle at the last moment. Egg, butter, Parmesan or cream carries its aroma; the wine then brings contrast or continuity.

Need help?

Truffles, bottles and visits: confirm each offer

La Truffe française presents truffles and our selection of old-vine wines from the Drôme; wine experiences are described on their respective pages. A pairing suggestion does not automatically combine these purchases into a package.

Choose for your dish

Eggs or cream sauce, risotto or poultry: start with the preparation and use the pairing guide to choose the wine style. Confirm available wines and vintages before purchase.

Purchases and invoices

The truffle batch and bottle have their own prices and terms. Wine for the Grand Cru box is sold separately. Each proposal identifies the seller, invoicing, charges and receipt; combined shipping is not assumed.

Hunting and estate activities

Ask for each activity’s programme, organiser and confirmation. The House hunt is in French; accommodation, transport and a full meal are not included. Wine tasting is for adults, with an alcohol-free alternative.

Truffle & wine

Our selection of old-vine wines from the Drôme at your table.

Continue your discovery with our selection of old-vine wines from the Drôme. When choosing a wine for black truffles, start with the dish: eggs, risotto, poultry and sauces call for different balances.

A vineyard walk at Domaine Les Hermessaines is a separate wine-tourism activity from the truffle-hunting workshop. The programme and price are confirmed on enquiry before booking.

Plan a walk at Domaine Les Hermessaines
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