Kronenbourg 1664

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

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

My swill while in the UK... cheap (in the UK) pretty difficult to find in the states... nice white head that disipates quickly, nice hop flavor and nice golden color, not much in terms of the Aroma Department, but nice golden color with a thin head that disipates quickly... In south east michigan I dont know where I can find this stuff, the only place in is in Windsor, On Canada

Draft. Pours a light orange color with a small white head. Nose is light biscuit and some grassy hop notes. Palate is fizzy. Flavors of light biscuit and the grassy hops with a light sweetness to it like honey.

(draught at a bar in Bandol) Clear, golden colour with a blond and dense foamy head of medium size. Sweet, slightly grainy and milky pale malty aroma with a very shy hoppy touch. Moderately sweet and slightly bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a crisp carbonation. Pale malt-character with shy grainy spots and some herbal hoppy accents; dry-ish mouthfeel; sweet-bitter and slightly herbal hoppy finish. No highlight but still a reliable brew when there is nothing else to get. 05.III.11

UPDATED: AUG 14, 2010 First rating thursday, february 02, 2006: 4/2/5/2/8: overall 2.1. A golden coloured beer with a fast diminishing head. An hoppy aroma (but not good). The taste is a bit malty and sweet. (Bottle 25cl Belgian version brewed by Alken-Maes). Rererate: This time a bottle brewed in France. Golden coloure, fast diminishing but not total disappearing. Aroma is like the regular kronenbourg but much lighter. Flavour also lighter and a bit fresher. Moderately malt and sweet, light body. (Bottle 75cl)

Tasted 2/8/2008. 12oz bottle. Consumed out of my 1664 500ml glass! Filtered with a golden hue. Lacing white head. Corny grainy cereal aromas. Mild fresh hop nose. Medium to light bodied and crisp. Mildly skunked. Tight effervescence. Sticky and coating. I used to drink this all the time in college, and still find it enjoyable.

Bottle, Oslo Beer Festival. I remember drinking this on draft in Strasbourg many years ago, and I think they have removed most of the flavour to make it a global brand. Light, easy drinking, there is a hoppy finish that’s ok.

Pours pale yellow into a shaker. Bright white head with little retention recedes to skim surface. Skunk aromas. Sweet, crisp malt from front to back.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a slowly collapsing creamy and white head. Aroma is grassy to cornish, seems dry. Flavour is medium sweet cornish with a mild caramel malt note and a light bitterness into the finish. Good thirst quencer.