-
known today as
Sprite was
developed in West
Germany in 1959 as
Fanta Klare Zitrone ("Fanta
Clear Lemon" in English) and was
introduced in the
United States...
- Léon
Zitrone (25
November 1914 – 25
November 1995) was a Russian-born
French journalist and
television presenter.
Zitrone was born in Petrograd, Russia...
-
Antiques Roadshow 1979 Succeeded by
Arthur Negus Preceded by
Corry Brokken Eurovision Song
Contest presenter 1977 Succeeded by Léon
Zitrone and
Denise Fabre...
- ever host the
Eurovision Song Contest,
after the
French presenter Léon
Zitrone in 1978. In 2024,
Norton returned to ITV to
present a
revival of Wheel...
-
Natur Radler Alkoholfrei,
Natur Radler Grapefruit,
Weissbier Zitrone and
Weissbier Zitrone 0,0%. All
beers are
brewed in
accordance with the
Bavarian purity...
- to
provide coverage on the contest,
including Robert Beauvais and Léon
Zitrone.
During the 1960s, its
commentators was rela**** in Luxembourg, Monaco,...
-
contest was
presented by
French television presenters Denise Fabre and Léon
Zitrone. This was the
first time that more than one
presenter had
hosted the contest...
- (Himbeere (pronounced [ˈhɪmˌbeːʁə] ) – red
Cherry (Kirsche) – red
Lemon (
Zitrone) –
yellow The
green Götterspeise is not
coloured with woodruff, the latter...
-
drink by
Pepsi – like
Spezi Sprite –
introduced in 1959 as
Fanta Klare Zitrone (Clear
Lemon Fanta),
rebranded as
Sprite in the
United States in 1961 Sinalco...
- took part in the
radio show Les
Grosses Têtes
during the 1980s with Léon
Zitrone,
Olivier de Kersauson,
Jacques Martin, and Jean Dutourd. In 2010, he parti****ted...
