Gaggenau held the first-ever White Truffle Hunt in Singapore, and possibly the world, on Thursday 27 October. The event was conceived to celebrate the launch of the CX480 full surface induction hob. 5 lucky winners and their guests were picked to experience a truffle-centric journey of the senses, which culminated in a gala dinner on the rooftop of Customs House.
November 18th, 2011





















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