Chiarli Gallery officially joins Museimpresa, the Italian Association of Business Archives and Museums, becoming part of a prestigious national network that brings together over 140 museums and corporate archives.
The new exhibition space has been created to tell the story of the deep bond between the Chiarli family and Lambrusco, the emblematic wine of Modena and the protagonist in the history of the oldest Lambrusco winery, founded in 1860. Through vintage bottles, winery tools, historical labels, original documents, ancient viticultural texts, and medals won at major international exhibitions, the Gallery offers an immersive journey that combines culture, territory, and winemaking tradition.
Entry into Museimpresa reinforces the Chiarli family's commitment to preserving and sharing a unique cultural heritage, participating in national initiatives that celebrate "Made in Italy" and the history of family businesses.
Consult the Museimpresa website here.