Cinzano Collection
Step back in time to the roaring 1920s, where the iconic Cinzano brand was born
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Step back in time to the roaring 1920s, where the iconic Cinzano brand was born. With its vibrant and captivating advertisements created by renowned artists such as Leonetto Cappiello and Adolfo Hohenstein, Cinzano quickly became a symbol of elegance and sophistication. In the world of television, who could forget the unforgettable duo of Leonard Rossiter and Joan Collins starring in those famous Cinzano commercials? Their chemistry brought life to every scene, making us all crave a glass of this exquisite beverage. Speaking of beverages, whether it's Blanc or Vermouth, it has always delighted our taste buds with its rich flavors. From the refreshing Asti to the sparkling Spumanti, each sip transports you to a world filled with joy and celebration. The artistic genius behind these timeless posters is undeniable. Cappiello's creations from 1910 and 1912 showcase his mastery in capturing attention through bold colors and striking imagery. Meanwhile, Hohenstein's works from 1901 and 1906 transport us to an era where elegance reigned supreme. As we journey across continents, we find ourselves amidst picturesque buildings in Valparaiso, Chile - a testament to how far-reaching Cinzano's popularity extends. Closer to home in Soho, London, shop windows proudly display their finest bottles for all passersby to admire. Even on bustling streets like Piccadilly Circus in London or during that fateful day on August 10th, 1969 when tourists flooded its sidewalks – there was no escaping the allure of Cinzano. It seemed as though everyone wanted a taste of this beloved drink that had captured hearts worldwide. And let's not forget about our dedicated Met Police officers who stood guard at Piccadilly Circus; even they couldn't resist being drawn into the magic surrounding this iconic brand. Cinzano continues to be more than just a drink; it represents an era of elegance, artistry, and celebration.