White logo "CAMPARI GROUP" on a navy blue background.

2019

Campari Group

  • Brand Identity
  • House of Brands
  • Corporate
  • Digital Experience
  • Information Architecture
  • UI/UX Design
  • Type Design

From iconic aperitif to global spirits group.

Campari Group is one of the leading global players in the spirits industry, with a portfolio of over 50 premium and super premium brands across global, regional, and local markets. Its global priorities include Aperol, Appleton Estate, Campari, SKYY, Wild Turkey, and Grand Marnier.

The Group required a bold refresh of its corporate identity to reflect a strategic evolution, shifting from a product led brand to a true house of brands, while reinforcing its legacy, distinctiveness, and premium positioning.

The new identity is built on a clear duality. On one side, the solidity of a historic brand rooted in heritage and expertise. On the other, a growing constellation of stories expressed through its individual brands. This balance is translated through a bespoke typographic system inspired by Campari’s artistic legacy, paired with a refined colour palette that moves the brand away from its product centric perception into a more elevated, contemporary and premium space.

A key focus of the new identity is the corporate website, camparigroup.com, designed as the central hub for institutional communication. It brings together global and local narratives, offering a cohesive platform to express the Group’s voice across markets.

Within this ecosystem, the News and Media section becomes a dynamic entry point. An intuitive and flexible search experience allows users to navigate content through thematic pathways, highlighting key topics and stories. At the same time, individual brands are brought to the forefront, enhancing their visibility and prestige. The product browsing experience provides deeper insight into each brand’s heritage and economic value, ultimately reflecting the Group’s growth and acquisition journey over time.

Collage of branded scenes featuring Grand Marnier, Aperol, Wild Turkey, and Campari, showcasing vibrant social and drink settings.
Person using a laptop displaying a website about "Entering Red," a film by Matteo Garrone, featuring a woman in a red dress on stairs.
Hand holding a smartphone displaying a Campari bottle on a red background, with the Campari Group website open.
Campari Group headquarter interior design
White block text listing "Wray and Nephew," "Bulldog Gin," "Cinzano," and "Grand Marnier" on a dark blue background.
Smartphone displaying a Campari Group promotion next to a laptop on a stone surface.

The product experience is designed to reveal both heritage and business value, connecting storytelling with the Group’s growth strategy.

Sign on a brick wall showing a Campari soda bottle with "1932 Campari Soda was launched" text against a dark background.
Hand holding a smartphone displaying Campari Group's acquisition info for Averna, highlighting purchase details and financial figures.
Two dark blue cards with "CAMPARI GROUP" text, positioned on and against a textured stone block, with metallic and blue surfaces around.
A laptop displays a webpage featuring SKYY Vodka, with a blue interface, placed on a sleek white surface under soft lighting.
A webpage of Campari Group website, showing a news about acquisition
Bespoke typeface for Campari Group
Person using a laptop displaying a webpage with images of Grand Marnier, Campari, and Aperol bottles from the Campari Group website.
Three outdoor posters display various liquor brands against a modern building facade.

The identity reflects a strategic shift from a product led brand to a structured house of brands, designed to unify a diverse and growing portfolio.