Lemonsoda carbonated soft drink

Lemonsoda is a popular Italian carbonated soft drink brand that traces its roots to 1931 when it was created by the Milanese company Fonti di Crodo. The drink is famous for using natural spring water from Crodo and real lemon juice, giving it a distinctive cloudy appearance.

Over the decades, the brand became a staple of Italian beverage culture. In 1999, it was acquired by the Campari Group. However, as part of a strategic shift, Campari sold Lemonsoda (and its siblings Oransoda and Pelmosoda) to the Danish beverage giant Royal Unibrew in 2017. Today, the product is still primarily manufactured in Italy at its historical production site in Crodo, Piedmont, maintaining its strong Italian identity under Danish ownership.