Kronenbourg 1664

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

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

50 cl can. Pours light golden yellow with a fizzy white head. Grainy, lightly sweet aroma. The flavor has an adjuncty like sweetness. Not that good.

Golden colour wigth a medium white moslty diminishing head. And of hops and malts. Over carbonated.

In the bottle. Rich golden in color. Solid malty taste with a medium body. Good balance witha little bit of bitter bite. Head somewhat weak. Green bottle probably allows for photosensitivity which explains the skunky comments of others.

2004 bottle. Deep yellow/rust colored beer, with a poorly retained, bubbly white head. Aroma of mouse poop, rabbit poop, maybe some chicken poop or bat poop too. Flavor is HEAVILY metallic and very sour/skunked on the end (gee, did it occur to use a different colored bottle?). Just fantastically bad and went down the drain quickly. Medium light body, biting carbonation.

A: The pour is a pale golden straw color with a short lived, but initially large, white head. S: Smells just bad. Quite skunky with a bit of a warm garbage aroma. Lots of corn and other cooked vegetables. Lager yeast is also present. T: The flavor isn’t quite as bad, but still not all that enjoyable. Corn, overcooked broccoli, and incredibly skunky. Lager yeast and a bit of cooked grain. M: Light in body with a medium to high level of carbonation. O: Pretty foul stuff, though probably not the worst beer I’ve ever had.

Oh boy this stuff is terrible - with an accent. Keep this stuff in France, please!

tried this last night and was not real impressed. this goes on my not again list unfortunately.

Draught at the Motley Cow in Iowa City, IA. Clear golden color. Bubbly white head had some staying power and left some spotted lace on the glass. Skunky, sprucy hop aroma with a whiff of malty cereal grain and honey. Grassy flavor accented by malty cereal grain. Dry on the tongue with subdued bitterness.