Campari
Campari Group is a leading global player in the spirits industry, originating from the distinctive Italian bitter aperitif created in 1860, and evolving through strategic acquisitions and international expansion into a diverse portfolio of iconic brands.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1860
- Founder
- Gaspare Campari
- Origin
- Italy
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Timeline
Campari Founded
Gaspare Campari opens his first establishment in Milan, introducing the world to the iconic red aperitif.
First Campari Factory
The first Campari production plant is established in Sesto San Giovanni, marking the start of industrial-scale production.
Launch of Campari Soda
Campari Soda, the first pre-mixed aperitif, is introduced in a distinctive bottle designed by Fortunato Depero.
International Expansion
Campari begins significant expansion into international markets, establishing its presence in the United States and beyond.
Acquisition of Cinzano
Campari acquires the Cinzano brand, expanding its portfolio to include vermouth and sparkling wines.
IPO on Italian Stock Exchange
Gruppo Campari goes public, listing on the Italian Stock Exchange and marking a new era of growth.
Acquisition of Glen Grant
Campari acquires the Glen Grant distillery, adding Scotch whisky to its diverse range of products.
150th Anniversary
Campari celebrates its 150th anniversary with a series of global events and limited edition products.
Acquisition of Averna
Campari strengthens its bitter portfolio by acquiring Averna, a leading Sicilian amaro brand.
Sustainability Initiative
Campari Group announces a comprehensive sustainability plan to reduce environmental impact and promote responsible consumption.
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