Alcoholic Beverages · per 100g
A vibrant crimson Italian aperitif defined by its intense herbal bitterness and high sugar content, Campari serves as a complex botanical base for classic cocktails while providing significant caloric energy from alcohol and carbohydrates.
Nutritional summary
Interesting fact
Until 2006, Campari's iconic red color was derived exclusively from crushed cochineal insects, a traditional dye known as carmine.
Standout nutrients
Lead
Sum sugars
Alcohol
Seasonality
Not available
Diet
Sustainability
Industrial spirit production has moderate energy needs but low land use compared to animal products
Storage
Cool Dark Place
2+ years
High sugar and alcohol content act as preservatives
Away From Direct Sunlight
2+ years
Sunlight can cause the vibrant red color to fade over time
Flavour
Harmonized from 1 validated source
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