CAMPARI
The iconic, unforgettable italian red spirit at the heart of some of the world’s most famous cocktails.
What does
Campari
taste like?
The unique and intense nature of Campari’s vibrant red colour and multi-layered, bitter taste is the trademark of a connoisseur, stimulating the senses through a captivating visual and taste experience.
Campari is more than an aperitif. A contemporary classic and the embodiment of creative passion through a rich heritage, it stimulates the senses beyond the drink itself, offering a timeless style, magnetic charm and ever-evolving story that captivates and intrigues.
“THE RECIPE IS SO BEAUTIFULLY BALANCED THAT UPON REMOVING EVEN THE LAST INGREDIENT OF THE LIST, THE WHOLE LIQUID WOULD FALL APART”
– Bruno Malavasi, Herbalist & Master Blender Italian Icons.
Appearance
Brilliantly clear with a vibrant, Campari Red colour.
Aroma
Appealingly complex, with herbal, orange and floral notes.
Flavour
Pleasantly bitter with a velvety aftertaste. Intense notes of orange, herbs and wood.
Awards for
Campari
Campari has been awarded with the following accolades by the prestigious Drinks International Annual Brand Report.
#1 BEST SELLING BRAND
IN LIQUEURS CATEGORY*
*Source: Drinks International Brands Report 2022
#2 TOP TRENDING
LIQUEUR*
*Source: Drinks International Brands Report 2022
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