Kronenbourg 1664

330 ml bottle from LCBO, served cold in a tulip glass.

App.: Clear golden with a nice white foam. Aroma: Light, vague, boring malts, a touch of strange sweetness, something almost like wheat flour... Palate: Medium body, fairly full carbonation. Flav.: A little better than the nose, light biscuit malt, some grain/cereal, a touch of cardboard, no hops anywhere, still a little vague sweetness, but the beer is dry with basically no bitterness.

Stick to the wine making, France.

Clear golden with a white head - some malt and some hops - normal lager, ok to drink but not more

Mass produced French lager. Light body, ordinary flavour... never having this again.

Nasty french lager. Tastes a little worse than Stella but somehow this beer is far worse and contains more chemicals as well. I really do not rate this beer, typically seen next to a Fosters hand-pump in a UK pub so that is off-putting enough anyway!

Pours golden with medium, lasting head. Hoppy aroma, flavour also hoppy with slight grain notes. Pleasant aftertaste, in general enjoyable. Unfortunately, better than most Polish macro lagers.

Can with a WIDGET. Sweet cherry malt aroma. Dark golden color with giant head and lots of bubbles - does look very nice. Slightly sweet cherry malt and light hops finish. Actually way better than regular 1664,
Earlier Rating: 6/2/2004 Total Score: 2.3
slight aroma, slight sweet taste without any bitterness. Not bad for a French beer but not spectacular.

06-OCT-2009, can in Paris. Golden with nice white head. Nose is beer! Well, I do not know how to describe it better. I cannot tell this appart from a Carlsberg or a Heineken. Medium carbonaiton, ordinary taste, some sweetness. Trivial.

Bottle, 25 cl. Looks ans drinks like a pilsner, but tastes more sweet, hoppy, dry, little aftertaste. It’s not a beer I’d like to drink more than one. Nothing special