THE ENGLISH DIGITAL EDITION
A little escape.
A beautiful glass.
Made by you.
Fifty fruit cocktails to turn an ordinary afternoon into a moment worth keeping.
A beautifully illustrated journey through flavour, nature and a little nostalgia. Alcohol-free, pulp-free, still or sparkling.
One purchase. 50 recipes. Your own numbered edition.
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LES ÉDITIONS LEMONERY · MALAGA
SOMETHING TO MAKE. SOMETHING TO FEEL.
The pleasure is in
what comes together.
Pear and verbena after the rain. Mango and passion fruit in the afternoon sun. Strawberry, lychee and a whisper of rose.
Lemonery gives each fruit a thoughtful companion — and each glass a little world of its own.
FOLLOW YOUR APPETITE
What does your
afternoon taste like?
NO. 01 / 50A little 1960s quiet
The Garden After the Rain
Pear · lemon · lemon verbena
Wet garden stones. A chair beneath the leaves. Pear softens the lemon while verbena carries that fresh feeling a little further.
Illustrated interpretations. Actual colours and appearance will vary with your fruit.
SIMPLE ENOUGH TO BECOME A RITUAL
Same base.
Endless occasions.
Your kind of magic.
Fresh lemon. Sugar or honey. Water.
A constant starting point, with fifty ways to make it feel new.
Choose your fruit
Follow a considered pairing, from orchard fruit to berries, citrus and tropical notes.
Strain, compose, taste
Keep only the fluid extract. Bring it together with the common base and an optional aromatic accent.
Set the mood
Still for a quiet moment. Sparkling for a little lift. Pick a glass, put on a record, and enjoy.
A BOOK TO SPEND TIME WITH
Beautiful to browse.
Made to be used.
A scene to take you somewhere. A recipe to bring you back to your kitchen. Fruit illustrations, stories and clear measurements, side by side.
YOUR LITTLE COLLECTION OF PLEASURES
Fifty moments.
One Lemonery.
For the curious home host. The person who loves a beautiful book. Anyone ready to give the alcohol-free glass a little more imagination.
- 50 fruit cocktail recipes, each with its own imagined story
- 50 recipe illustrations and an original neo-90s cover
- Still and sparkling methods throughout
- One-litre recipes and ten-litre batch guidance
- A personal online edition with a unique serial number
LEMONERY · ENGLISH EDITION
An illustrated digital recipe book.
A little invitation to slow down.
Personal online access · No subscription
Digital edition only — no physical shipping
Your serial is assigned after payment and linked to your account. No crypto wallet needed.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST SIP
A few
good questions.
The English Lemonery digital edition: 112 illustrated pages, 50 alcohol-free fruit cocktail recipes, imagined stories and practical preparation notes. Your personal edition is read online through your account. This offer does not include a printed book or an unrestricted PDF download.
Yes. For each litre: 60 ml strained lemon juice, 50 g fine sugar OR 63 g mild honey, and water to reach the final volume. Fruit combinations change; botanical accents are optional. There is no ginger.
Yes. Follow the still method or use the sparkling-water method at serving time. No fermentation is needed. The aim is a fluid, pulp-free drink; natural cloudiness may remain.
Recipes use grams and millilitres for consistency, with a short US fluid-ounce reference. A kitchen scale, a measuring jug and a fine food-safe straining cloth are the main essentials.
A unique serial is assigned after verified payment and linked to your account. One browser reading session is active at a time. You can switch devices after signing in; the previous session closes. Changing your IP address alone does not lock you out. This is a numbered digital licence, not a blockchain NFT.
The book includes 10-litre scaling and batch notes. The recipes are creative formulations and have not yet been kitchen-tested or validated for shelf life. Before selling prepared beverages, your process and local food requirements need separate professional review.
No. They are AI-created illustrations designed to express the fruit, atmosphere and story. Actual colour and appearance vary with ingredients. The stories are imagined evocations, not claims about the historical origins of the drinks.
Put the phone down.
Put the music on.
Make something lovely.