Kronenbourg Kanterbräu Valstar

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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3.7% gold colour with no head. little if any aroma, larger taste, very cheap (in French supermarkets) and drinkable cold on a hot day especially if you want a big drink.

Bottle 65cl. A clear golden beer with huge white head. A typical lager with no body, no malty aroma and less hops presence. Very basic but very cheap too. So what could we get more for 1 € ??

Bottle from a Corsica supermarket. Golden beer, small head. A little grain, some hoppy bitterness in the finish. Quite OK.

Darker golden blond coloured beer with some average carbonation and a small white head. Light hoppy grassy aroma. Medium to light palate. Finish is light bitter malty touched with a rather sweeter ending. Not to bad.

gold blond coloured sparkling body with a white head a hoppy herby aroma a hoppy herby taste with a bitter finish

Clear blond coloured beer with small white head, few carbonation. Hoppy and herby aroma. Full creamy palate. Finish is bit bitter.

Golden with a surprisingly good head. The aroma has light notes of hops and beer, and indeed it taste a bit like beer. But it was in no way offending and it was very easy to drink on a hot summer day in 2005.

Bottle. Golden, light appearance. Aromas are sweet grain, sugar and hints of pear. Very thin. Flavours are dry, with grain and hints of fruit sourness. Bitter in a petrol sense. Thin, watery and chemical tasting.

Bottled. Golden colour, no head. Sweet, fizzy and tasteless with thin mouthfeel, a hint of paper and near no bitterness. Yawn.

Pasteurised Bottle. Metallic notes all over the place. There's malt here and some soft hops - this is not a dreadful beer, especially considering the abv, but the pasteurising ruins the delicate nature. When fresh I suspect this would actually be very light and refreshing.