Brew & Serve
Know more about your 1664 Blanc, including how to best serve it: bring out its flavours and aromas.
How do you brew?
Discover our brewing secrets for 1664 Blanc's refreshing taste
1664 Blanc Beer tastes refreshing with mild sweetness, balancing spices, wheat notes and fruitiness from exotic fruits with a touch of lemon. Though it has a fruity character, it blends with a slight acidity, finishing in a mild bitter taste from the hops and added coriander.
A Blanc beer has a smooth, creamy mouthfeel with a white foamy head. The hazy color with golden hues come from the Strisselspalt hops, France's best hops. Unique due to its full taste, yet light bitterness and therefore wisely chosen by French brewmasters 350 years ago.
How do you brew?
Discover our brewing secrets for 1664 Blanc's refreshing taste
1664 Blanc Beer tastes refreshing with mild sweetness, balancing spices, wheat notes and fruitiness from exotic fruits with a touch of lemon. Though it has a fruity character, it blends with a slight acidity, finishing in a mild bitter taste from the hops and added coriander.
A Blanc beer has a smooth, creamy mouthfeel with a white foamy head. The hazy color with golden hues come from the Strisselspalt hops, France's best hops. Unique due to its full taste, yet light bitterness and therefore wisely chosen by French brewmasters 350 years ago.
