Lemonsoda Originale Limonata Italiana

Lemonsoda is an iconic Italian carbonated soft drink created in Italy in the 1940s, originally produced by the mineral water company Fonti di Crodo in Piedmont. Known for using real juice and pulp from Italian (notably Sicilian) lemons, the brand quickly established itself as a staple sparkling lemonade across the country.

Throughout its history, Lemonsoda changed ownership several times. It was acquired by the Campari Group in 1995 along with the Crodo manufacturing plant. In late 2017, Campari sold the Crodo business and brands (including Lemonsoda and Oransoda) to Royal Unibrew, a leading Danish multi-beverage group.

Today, Lemonsoda continues to be produced in Italy at the historic plant in Crodo (Piedmont), preserving its authentic Italian recipe and sourcing while operating under Royal Unibrew's Italian division, Terme di Crodo S.r.l.