Kronenbourg 1664

1. On Tap at the Friar Penketh, Warrington (JDW) 04/06/2002 Clear golden coloured with a dry hop finish. 2. On Tap at the View, Frodsham 13/04/2003 Golden coloured sweet on the palate and hoppy. Slightly dry malt finish. 3. Bottle at Media, Nottingham 18/07/2004 Golden coloured with some alcohol present. Slight sour fruit aroma. Crisp full malt finish. 4. Can 18/07/2004 Golden coloured smooth on the palate and hoppy. Slightly dry lasting malt finish. 5. On Tap at the Twitchel Inn, Long Eaton (JDW) 23/09/2005 Clear golden coloured crisp on the palate with malt flavour. Slightly spicy finish. 6. On Tap at the Anderton, Northwich 03/03/2006 Clear golden coloured slightly floral and hoppy aromas. Banana fruit flavour. Crisp slightly dry malt finish. 7. On Tap at the Printworks, Manchester 19/01/2008 Some floral aroma and carbonation. Golden coloured and hoppy with a crisp and slightly dry malt finish. 8. On Tap at Bar Sixty Nine, Chester 05/04/2008 Hoppy aroma. Clear golden coloured hoppy and crisp with a slightly dry lasting malt finish. 9. On Tap at Madisons, Northwich 21/02/2009 Hop aroma. Carbonation. Small white head. Golden coloured and hoppy with a crisp and slightly dry malt finish.

Decent looking pour...very typical pale macro-kinda lager. Strong corn adjunct flavor,with some mild pale malt and a medium herbal hop bite. Very reminiscent of American macros that are so much easier to get and every bit as disappointing to drink.

Had this on-tap at a local bar that was advertising the fact they had it, like it was something special, served in a standard bar pint glass. Made a decent appearance, poured a clear oranged hued straw golden with a large fizzy head that left some ringed sticking. Had a funky, earthy hop with pale grain aroma, a mingling of the scents, a slight lemony yeastiness. Moderate carbonation and a slick, bland light bodied mouth feel, below average drinkability. An earthy hop taste at first, just a slight hop zing on the tongue, a bland graininess, a buried breadiness and a dry sour lemony finish with a little lingering earthiness in the palate.

pale yellow color and a medium sized, quickly diminishing, fizzy white head. typical malty lager aroma. typical malty lager flavor. a typical malty lager.

Pretty pittiful for a mainstream lager. I was unimpressed with the greeen bottle and the skunkiness.

This tasted a lot more bland than I recall from years ago, but this seems the same for me for a lot of beers I try these days. It is a pale golden affair that must be the French equivalent of Foster’s. Just another mass produced beer pushed onto the world by a brewer. I think it is better than VB, but I cannot be sure. Cheers folks

Not much in terms of both aroma and flavour. Nothing offensive about this beer but very little to distinguish it from any other mass-produced beer. There are far better beers than this one out there.

Pours a pale yellow color. Aromas of vegtables, grass, and malt. Flavor of dry malt with a hop mild finish.