Salumi Italiani Antipasto tray includes Prosciutto, Coppa, and Salami Milano. Each meat is handcrafted in Italy and sliced fresh in the US. A savory trio that is ready to eat.
Wine Piarings
| Wine | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Lambrusco ⭐ | Probably the best overall pairing. Bright acidity, gentle fizz, and berry fruit cleanse the palate and work beautifully with all three salumi. |
| Chianti Classico ⭐ | Sangiovese’s high acidity and savory cherry character are excellent with Italian cured meats, especially the Coppa and Salami Milano. |
| Barbera d’Asti | High acidity, juicy red fruit, and relatively modest tannin make it exceptionally food-friendly. |
| Prosecco Brut | Crisp, refreshing, and versatile. Particularly good with the Prosciutto and the saltiness of the tray. |
| Verdicchio | A terrific white option—citrusy, mineral, and refreshing, with enough body to stand up to the Coppa. |
| Pinot Grigio | Clean and crisp; especially good if the antipasto is being served as a lighter first course. |
| Montepulciano d’Abruzzo | Darker fruit and soft tannins pair nicely with the more assertive Salami Milano. |
| Valpolicella Classico | Bright cherry fruit, moderate body, and refreshing acidity make this a very natural match. |
















