Kronenbourg 1664

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Light malty aroma. Ordanary pilsner. Driankable.

Bottle. This is yet another average lager. Why it should be called a premium is still a mystery to me. Small head with short duration. Aroma and taste is primarily malt

From the bottle.

Pours light yellow-amber with a small head; the aroma is a sort appealing drinking-in-the-sunshine-on-the-beach grassy hops; but the flavor is a bit sweet, not so strong on the hops, a bit of stewed corn, and while not unpleasant not memorable in any way either.

Nothing to get carried away. Pretty generic with a yellow colour. Taste of hoppiness, that’s all.

500ml Can, 5% a/v Pours a nice amber color with a tight white head. Smells of cereal and what smells almost like grass. Taste consists of hoppiness but really not much else. Not a bad beer, but not a great one either.

Fresh, yellow colour with low carbonation. No head to speak of. The taste is slightly bitter with a hoppiness, but not enough to convince.

Pretty much swill. France does alot of things right regarding food and drink. This is not one of them. A crime considering the superb brews made just over the border in Germany and Belgium. This is like bad French Heineken.

Typical medium-gold lager with minimal head retention. Not much on the nose aside from a hint of Frosted Flakes breakfast cereal. Same can be said for the flavour - not much going on. Refreshing. Basically a bitter soda water with lots more calories.