Toscano Salami in DC?

[Artaud]

Anyone know where I can buy this delicious salami locally?

[bachinskin]

Cowgirl Creamery downtown carries the Fra'Mani line, and Arrowine has at least one or two of its products. My Italian friends (including chefs) say it's the best around. I agree it's certainly good. Call to see what Cowgirl has in stock because it sells out quickly.

[dining with doc]

Cornnacopia in Bethesda has outstanding high quality italian deli meats and cheeses, Dean and Delucca, Balducci's

[Jim Zurer]

Are you referring to a brand name? In Tuscany, there is a great variety of salumi--different styles, different tastes, different textures.

[bacchante]

The Italian Store in Arlington has (or did have) an imported sopressata, which they eat in Tuscany. I seem to recall that the brand was Vismara, which I believe comes from northern Lazio and thus would be almost Tuscan.

I think the salumi at Arrowine is domestic, although quite good.

Actually, if it's good, I don't care whether it is domestic or imported.

[bordeauxfan]

Well if locally for you includes a side trip to Baltimore's Harbor East neighborhood, the new Italian restaurant Cinghiale slices their homemade Tuscan salami for delicious consumption daily. I've only had it to eat there -- not sure about "take-out" options.