33 Export

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Brewed by Heineken (France) - the licence holders. Also brewed in Heineken's breweries in Morocco and Vietnam.

A light-coloured lager, "33" Export is slightly sweeter than other beers and particularly refreshing.

1.8

491 reviews

Rueil-Malmaison, France

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1.9 12 oz bottle 3/2/17 (Courtesy of TerryR)-42° in Shaker-Pours clear light golden with a small white head. Aroma of malt, skunk, and sweetness. Taste of the same. This light bodied brew is just another pale lager.

0.9 A boire comme de l’eau. Limite la seule bière que je pourrais avaler avec du sirop..

2.1 Hmm well my bottle says "product of Vietnam" although word in the beer blogosphere is that it’s primarily brewed by Heiney in France; either way this is a standard cheap adjunct-macro-lager that only tastes decent when you go in with modest expectations. Pours an initially foamy and well-laced pale gold color, lacing stays steady but the head dissipates to nothing rather quickly, not impressive. Aroma is sweet dank grain, hay, and some herbal hoppiness. In a weird way, reminiscent of the smell of honey-nut cheerios. Taste is an acceptable pale malt and sweet grain flavor, finishes with a sour vegetal hop note. Light-bodied, smooth, but sour on the palate. Overall it wasn’t offensive, but hardly something to recommend.

1.1 05-01-17 // bottle at home. Azerbaijan version. Pours a clear golden beer. Horrible nose, cant really describe the taste. Tastes like old grains with some water. Not very enjoyable.

1.3 Imagine you make a pitcher of sun tea and leave the bags in a few days too long and it takes on the tannic bitterness. That is what this beer tastes like.

1.8 12oz. bottle. Pale straw, clear, white head. Aroma and taste of apple juice, hay, light malt, mild hops. Moderate carbonation. Light-bodied. A typical macro pale lager.

2.8 Clear golden liquid with thick head. Aroma of hay, straw. Taste of straw, light sweet, light bitter, light sour. Light body, light feel,

2.7 Aroma: hay, grass, bread, raisin, Appearance: pale, clear, minimal head, white foam, Taste : light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, Palate: light body, thin feel, average carbonation, bitter,

2.9 Can. Pours pale golden with small white thick head. Aroma: malty, hay, grain, almond. Taste: hay, malty, weak bitterness, grainy. Ok for a lager.

1.8 Pour into a frosted glass: mild carbonation, no head. Light yellow Amber color. Smell is barely there, small grains and vague sweetness. Taste is more vague corn and a grain bite. Pretty good

2.1 Bottle at home thanks to E! Clear golden with short lasting white head. Sweet malts, peach, light grassy, cardboard, light metallic bitterness. Under medium sweet and bitter. Under medium bodied. Inoffensive but far from good.

1.9 Poured from a bottle. Clear golden color, medium white head. Medium yeast and grain aroma. Medium body with a slight bread and skunk flavor and a medium finish.

2.0 Overall: Very bland. Note: Can 330 ml at Restaurant d’Entreprise ThalÃ¨s. Reviewed 2016-04-06.

2.8 12 oz bottle brewed in Vietnam and served cold. ABV listed as 4.5%.Sounds like a different formulation than the French version but Ratebeer shifts this Vietnamese brew to this one. Honey colored body is clear with nice highlights but minimal head despite continuous rising carbonation. The aroma has some caramel, butter and faint hops. More hops in the flavor. Clean and refreshing but meek.

1.8 24 cl. Bought in a random store in Marrakesh. Sweet smell of hops? Clear golden with low white head. Insipid taste, very waterish. Bad beer.

2.0 It pours straw and clear. The head is extremely white and disappears quickly. It has aromas of grass and that’s about it. It has flavors of grass, with a bready malt character. It is balanced with a sweet, yet dry sting to it.

1.5 There are no redeeming factors about this beer. It looks, smells and tastes like a typical pale lager. Only thing I can take from it is that it’s a "Vietnamese" beer, and I can’t think of another one that I’ve tried.

2.7 Poured from a 12 OZ bottle into a pint glass. The appearance is a clear light golden yellow, not a good start. The aroma is watery with a grain smell. The taste is stale and not good at all. Incredibly poor quality beer.

1.6 Aus der 0,33 Dose, kaum Geruch, Geschmack flach leicht süßlich wenig herb, brauch ich nicht

1.8 Can 33cL. Home. A sparkling clear orange yellow beer with a medium white head ; average retention. Just a few bubbles. Landcape of grain, herbal note, metallic note. Light sweet, bitter note, no refreshing. Light body, thin texture, soft to flat carbonation, short sweet finish, herbal note. Overall, poor, drinkable grainy beer, herbal note ; no refreshing.

2.1 Couleur dorée, bonne mousse. Nez malté, note de houblon. Gout légèrement malté assez aqueux. Pas horiible

2.2 Bottle (Vietnam version) - average size foamy head, pale straw color, pretty typical pale lager aroma and flavor of corn and light malt, maybe slightly better than your typical pale lager

2.2 bottle. Pours a sparkling golden color with rapidly disappearing white head. Sweet aroma of grain and adjunct fermentables like corn. Sweet flavor along the lines of malt liquor. Thin and light bodied. Typical fizzy yellow pale lager.

2.6 Very simple beer like flavor. Nothing special. Thin fading head. Malty over carbed. toasty. Meh.

2.4 Bottle tasted in Batumi, Georgia last summer (from notes). Pours bright yellow with medium sized foamy white head, malt aroma, high carbonation, malty taste, abrupt finish with a hint of hops. Another generic lager.

2.1 Light , golden color ; medium sized , white head. Aroma of malt , some herbs and cardboard. Malty taste , hint of hoppy bitterness in the finish. Just something to drink on summer . However not the worst one.

2.4 Pours golden with thin white head. Malty nose. Aromas of sweet malts, cereals and light herbal hops. Light body and average carbonation. OK for students party or BBQ !

2.0 Bottle from Total Wine Tampa cons 2015-05-11 Spring Hill I really hate this sites policy about same beer but brewed in another country, this is evidently brewed in Vietnam and then exported to the US. Never touch the French soil! AR: sweet corn, cardboardbox AP: pale golden, wee hea F: dry and sweet candy, corn, actually not that bad. Aaa and this one is 4,5 ABV nothing else

0.5 I got this to get Vietnam but it’s French. Pours a light gold with a white head that sizzled away in seconds. Aroma and taste of grains and corn. It had a green glass skunk to it even though it’s in a brown bottle. There was a chemical aftertaste very late in the finish that gets very strong and leaves a bitter pool chemical slimy tongue thing. Gross

0.8 12 oz green bottle. So I bought this to get Vietnam on the map only to find out this is listed as French on Ratebeer. What the freaking hell?? Filled 4/12/14, expires a year from that date, so we’re still good. As soon as I cracked this bad boy open, extreme skunk attacked my nostrils from two feet away. Pours clear golden with a quickly collapsing white head; leaves a long-lasting ring of foam. Taste is sweet with flavors of hay, vomit. Leaves a slight film on the tongue. Highly carbonated, thin. Trashy, for sure.