Bring the sugared water to a boil and then let it cool. Then add the citric acid and the orange peel and let it stand for three or four days, filling a bottle.
To keep an aperitif, it is necessary to mix one eighth of a liter of wine or possibly sparkling wine with 2 centiliters. Syrup.
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