Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc

Brewed by Kronenbourg (Carlsberg)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Strasbourg, France

Can from Air France. Hazy yellow color with an average fizzy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate banana and sour citrus aroma. Light body with soft carbonation. Light citrus flavor with a light sweet finish of moderate duration. My expectations were met.

A laughable effort by Kronenbourg at producing a German/Belgian style white beer. It looks the part (i.e. yellow and cloudy), but tastes disgusting - I would say of bubble gum! Overall - rubbish

Bottle. Clear golden colour with a small white head. Very fruity (citrus) aroma and flavour.

I didn’t know whether to love or hate this beer. New experience for me - fruit beer. Will need to rerate. Verrrry citrusy

(Bottle BB 30/04/07) Citrus-fruity aroma. Hazy, light golden colour and white, small, almost fully diminishing head with fair lacing. Strongly fruity (citrus), slightly coriander and slightly sour flavour. Light to medium-bodied and lively carbonated. Refreshing one but nothing special! 05/10/06

had on tap. a off white murky color. with a strong lemon and lime flavor. and smell

Bottle, 500ml. A cloudy pale yellow colour with a small head. Slight disinfectant aroma with white chocolate and peach. Taste is quite sweet with citrus, artificial peach, corriander and grapefruit. No wheat flavour or aroma at all. A sweet, slightly sour finish. Moderate carbonation. I don’t know what this is supposed to be, but it is nothing like a Witbier.

Draught. Cloudy yellow with a long lasting small white head. From the smell of it I knew this was going to be a long pint to finish. Smells like a lemonade concentrate can, the type that requires you to add 4 more cans of water before you get a drinkable lemonade. Very yeasty. Very sour and acidic. Too much lemon. All that without a refreshing tartness. Draught in some England pub. Toward the end of my stay in London I was getting bored by English beers and just wanted something else. After that pint English Bitters didn’t seem so boring anymore.