Amaro and Campari are two different types of alcoholic beverages. Amaro is a type of Italian spirit that is usually made from herbs, roots, bark, and citrus peels infused into alcohol. It has bitter flavors and aromas to it. Campari, on the other hand, is also an Italian liqueur, but it is not necessarily a spirit; it is usually made from dried herbs and fruits. Both have bright red colors to them, and they also both have distinct bitter flavors as well. They are often used in cocktails together or on their own as an after-dinner drink. So no, amaro and Campari are not the same, but they do share some similarities in terms of flavor and color.