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 1664 BLANC

FRUITS ROUGES


UNIQUE INTENSE KRONENBOURG ROUGE.
1664 BLANC FRUITS ROUGES IS ORIGINAL WITH A VERY COMPLEX FRUITINESS CHARACTERIZED BY RASPBERRY FLAVOURS WITH SUBTLE NOTES OF EXOTIC FRUIT AND CORIANDER.
THE PINK-AMBER COLOR AND HAZY BODY WITH WHITE HEAD MAKE KRONENBOURG FRUIT ROUGE A LIGHT REFRESHING WHEAT BEER TREAT WITH A FRUITY TWIST.



INGREDIENTS:
WATER, BARLEY MALT, WHEAT, SUGAR, GLUCOSE SYRUP, FLAVORING, ELDERBERRY JUICE FROM CONCENTRATE (0,5%), RASPBERRY JUICE FROM CONCENTRATE (0,1%), ACIDITY REGULATOR : CITRIC ACID, HOPS, ORANGE PEEL, CORIANDER


















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