| It goes well with a good wine Lambrusco or Fortana and, once been thinly cut, it is irresistible with warm bread or cracker. |
| Lambrusco is a symbol of this province because it represents the perfect companion for Mantuan traditional cuisine known for its' rich flavourful dishes. |
| Then, the very next morning, there's a report in the paper from a so-called health expert explaining how even a sip of Lambrusco every three weeks can be risky. |
| I wanted to purchase a crisp, dry Lambrusco, but I've been thwarted. |
| Things have moved on from a decade ago, when Lambrusco and the very worst sort of Chianti were staples of Italian wine. |
| Like, we've got very little chance of winning any medals, or they have to pay for their own Lambrusco. |
