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· One of the classiest ways to upgrade an end-of-the-meal cheese assortment is with a drizzle of da Rosario Organic White Truffle Acacia Honey. Its intoxicating, earthy mix of the golden nectar and discernible bits of truffle, both imported from Umbria, Italy, is evident the minute you open the jar. The product is part of a line that includes truffle butter, truffle seasoning and truffle-flavored olive oil. At $21 for a 4.25-ounce jar, it is dear. But Italian truffle-wise, it's a smart buy. Available at Balducci's and through gourmet purveyors online.
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