Home-Made Lemonade Concentrate With Ginger

Johann Strauss II, “Wo die Zitronen blüh’en/Where the Lemon Trees Bloom”.

Johann Strauss II, “The King of Waltz”, wrote this piece to honour his Italian audience who adored him. Originally intitled “Bella Italia”, this composition was performed for the first time in Turin in 1874. The final title of the work (“Wo die Zitronen blu’en”) comes from a quote from the novel “Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship” by Johann Wolfgang Goethe, leading literary figure of the 19th century.

Let me introduce to you an all-time classic spring-summer refreshment: Home-made lemonade concentrate with ginger. Ingredients: squeezed lemon juice, lemon zest, cane sugar, water. It can be diluted with mineral/soda/mastic water or just simple water. To be served chilled of course!

Johann Strauss II, “Wo die Zitronen blüh’en/Where the Lemon Trees Bloom”.

Johann Strauss II, “The King of Waltz”, wrote this piece to honour his Italian audience who adored him. Originally intitled “Bella Italia”, this composition was performed for the first time in Turin in 1874. The final title of the work (“Wo die Zitronen blu’en”) comes from a quote from the novel “Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship” by Johann Wolfgang Goethe, leading literary figure of the 19th century.

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