With about 19 different Lambrusco names in the family, one of the most common is Salomino. This wine is made from Lambrusco Salomino for the tannins, roundess and black fruit it also has a touch of Sorbara, for freshness and acidity. A perfect pairing with parmigiano cheese drizzled with Balsamic vinegar, Tagliatelle with Bolognese or Gnoccho Fritto, the local dish of deep fried bread with prosciutto.