Kronenbourg 1664

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

I only bought this beer because I thought the bottle was cool and I wanted to take a picture of it for the site!
Hmmm, the bottle is Green… Frogs are Green?!
Pours a crystal clear golden body and a large white head. The aroma is skunky with pilsner malt. Note of lemon in the flavor, tart skunk hoppy bite… this beer Stinks! Hmmm, Frogs stink?! This tasts like I’m drinking the water after I just boiled a head of cabbage! The bottle is the best part of this beer…. Blaaaa!

Golden with a smallish head. Aroma is minimal, quite skunky from the can, very little hops. Fits the boring premium lager category.

in tap in france: bottled in the us: different taste for each. quite non descript lager or average. more malty then your american brews. but a good, easy drinking beer. seems like the euro one might have more alcohol??? go to france and drink it in a cafe on a hot day, youll like it/1

Pours a clear pale gold with small, sparce rising bubbles and a dense, frothy, white head that sticks around for quite some time. It eventually diminishes leaving some solid lace. The aroma is skunked, a real shocker for a bright green bottle from a mix-a-six shelf. ;) Once it "airs out", I get a light grainy presence backed by a touch of faint, grassy hops. Light-bodied and thin with soft, fine carbonation-nice for a pale lager-finishing clean and crisp with just a hint of metal. The flavor is a clean and crisp sweet malt front with a lightly grassy hop backing and far less "metal" than I detect in many widely distributed pale lagers. This one’s not too shabby. I like it enough that if I could find another single that has been better protected from light, I’d try it again.

Pale yellow, with little carbonation or head. Thin in the mouth. A bit of hoppy flavor, and reasonably refreshing.

On Tap.Dark yellow in colour with a small head,aroma is of light malt and lemon, taste is thin,fizzy cold and sweet.

I’d say that this is somewhere between Budweiser and Beck’s in terms of quality.

Out of the bottle it seemed a different beer to the one I tasted on Draught two years ago. Poured a clear gold, with short bubbly head that dissipated quickly. Light aroma of grass and sweet malt. In the mouth, the initial sweetness was conflict to the vinous hop notes and light spice. Body was thin and mildly carbonated, with slightly unbalanced flavours throughout into a mildly fruity, short swallow. Nothing to write home about, just another ’Lager’, really.