We live in the U.S., population over 300 million. Commerce has become our religion. Yet, there are products readily available in Europe, Africa, and Australia that I can't buy here (yet).
Schweppes Lemonade is a case in point. This is not that awful high corn syrup stuff they call lemonade on American soft drink shelves. This is grownup lemonade, with a taste that can stand alone or be be quite good mixed with a little something.
That something need not be alcoholic, not that there's anything wrong with that. So far, the best pairing we've found is mixed with a bit of Rose's Passionfruit Cordial Blend to make a Passionfruit Lemonade. You have no idea how good this is. A little gin can also be a good thing.
While poking around for links as part of this post, I found this U.S. outfit which sells the stuff. Apparently, they make their living by obtaining Australian goodies which otherwise, You Can't Get Here. I have not yet found a U.S. source for the Rose's yet.
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