Golfera’s Milano Salami is made from select cuts of premium Italian pork. It is seasoned with a carefully balanced blend of spices and slowly aged for 90 days, allowing the flavors to develop naturally while achieving a sweet, mild taste.
• Grain: Fine
• Aging Time: 90 days
• Average Weight: 4 lbs.
• Packaging: Vacuum-sealed for freshness
To enhance the refined taste of Milano Salami, pair it with mild, fresh cheeses and light, crisp
wines:
1. Cheese Pairings: Mozzarella, Burrata, Ricotta, or mild Provolone
2. Wine Pairings: Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, or a young red wine such as Barbera
Milano Salami comes from Lombardy, a region known for its elegant and sophisticated cuisine. It is crafted using traditional methods perfected over centuries. With time-honored techniques and high-quality pork, Golfera upholds the standards of traditional Milanese salami-making.
This salami is famous for its signature "rice-grain consistency." This specific texture is achieved by meticulously grinding high-quality Italian pork into a fine grain, resulting in a soft, uniform bite that is perfect for slicing thinly.
Golfera Milano Salami offers a gentle and refined experience. It is mild and slightly sweet, seasoned with a delicate balance of salt, black and white pepper, fresh garlic, and wine. Unlike bolder or spicier varieties, it provides a smooth, fragrant finish that is never overpowering.
To ensure a rich aroma and delicate taste, our Milano Salami is slowly aged for 90 days. This traditional process allows the flavors of the premium pork and spices to develop naturally.
To enhance its refined taste, we recommend pairing it with mild, fresh ingredients.
Cheeses: Fresh Mozzarella, creamy Burrata, Ricotta, or mild Provolone.
Wines: Light, crisp wines such as Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, or a young red like Barbera.
Milano Salami hails from the culinary heart of Lombardy in Northern Italy. It is a true symbol of the region’s sophisticated cuisine, crafted by Golfera using traditional Milanese methods and centuries-old techniques.