Italian porcini and thyme butter made by concentrating fresh and dried porcini before folding them into butter for deep mushroom flavor and professional texture.

Pairing with Barbera d’Alba Barbera d’Alba, another standout from Piedmont, is crafted from the Barbera grape and reflects the terroir and style of the Alba region. Often considered slightly richer than its cousin Barbera d’Asti, Barbera d’Alba typically offers darker fruit flavors—like black cherry and blackberry—combined with vibrant acidity and subtle earthy tones. Its balance of approachable tannins and lively acidity makes it a versatile wine for food pairings, from casu