Kronenbourg 1664

Bottle. Golden colour with a nice white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops.

Bottle. Pours a straw gold with a medium small but fairly long lasting white head. Thick head for a lager. Very aromatic: sour apples and maybe a little corn and a little honey. Flavor is a bit metallic, orchard stuff (red delicious apples, green pear), and just a touch of honey. Just a little bitter. Its a little chalky right after the first sip. Finishes with malt, corn, and honey. Yea, this is fine. Nothing mind blowing or anything. If i could find a six cheap, I might pick this up. But whatever.

Draft/bottle. Standard mass-produced lager in all aspects: appearance, aroma, and flavor. Just like Amstel, Heineken, Warsteiner....

Pale yellow. Frothy. Rather tasteless. A bit bitter. Fizzy. Refreshing. Nice can.

The true French version of the American Budweiser, Dutch Heineken, Indian Kingfisher, etc..... Every country has one of these hugely marketed, mass-produced beers that are both unoffensive and unsatisfying. It is difficult to enter any establishment in France and not find this beer on tap (oh, shame). This beer is lightly flavored, one-dimensional, and leaves nothing on the palette. Drink it if you have too, but don’t expect much.

Poured clear yellow with tints of gold. The head was thin and white. Aroma was nothing to write home about, malty and musty. The watery palate overrides the weak flavor. Some hoppiness is noted on the finish. Easy to drink. The Coors Light of France.

Product from France with a good maketing support. Yellow color with a nice little head. Nice taste. Good beer .

Bottle at home. Clear yellow with thick white head. Malty aroma and quite balanced malty-bitter taste. Decent lager.