Kronenbourg 1664

Brewed by Kronenbourg (Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
Obernai, France

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

An okay lager but no more than okay. A light gold colour and smallish head, slightly fizzy. Aroma was decent as was the taste, being smooth and clean. A most cool bottle, like a Franco-Michelob (in green).

bottle in restaurant. not a bad lager, this was pretty refreshing it being ice-cold.

Overall Impression: I remember trying this for the first time and thinking: "Why am I drinking a French beer?" I stand by that question, I wouldn’t expect France to make good beer, and this is the only one I can recall ever drinking, and it wasn’t very good.

On tap. This beer is EVERYWHERE in paris, but it’s not that impressive. Not a bad lager, especially coming from the US, but better ones certainly exist.

Pint on tap. Pours a strong piss yellow. Worrying aroma, very chemical, reminded me of dodgy white wine. Taste reminded me of white wine again, and had that revolting filtered piss sort of taste that is the sign of a vastly inferior lager. Finish is disgusting, white wine and Drano chemicals again. Would probably be better in a bottle, but won’t be going out of my way to try it again. Very disappoining, and a ripoff too.

Maidenhead, UK. Bottled. Golden with white head. Aroma of straw and malt. Flavor is malty with some hop notes

11.2oz bottle: Apperance is golden brown with white head, aroma is of stale malt, flavor of stale malt, overall just not a good beer.

Light gold color with a small head. Decent taste, but nothing special.