
Product Insights
Biere blanche 1664 is a French-origin wheat-style white beer flavored with citrus, orange peel and coriander, sold in a 250 ml glass bottle. It belongs to the Alcoholic beverages group, carries a NOVA 4 ultra-processed classification, contains the additive acacia gum (E414) together with added glucose syrup and aromatic caramel, and does not have a Nutri-Score because it is an alcoholic product. The drink also includes gluten from barley and wheat and sulfites, which are common allergens, and its alcohol content makes it unsuitable for low-calorie or abstinence diets.
Nutritional Values
Values per 100 ml
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average food values of 10.14 g sugar, 4.96 g fat and 1.5 g salt per 100 g, this beer provides negligible fat and salt and a low sugar level typical of beers, placing it well below those averages.
Ingredients
Eau, MALT D'ORGE, BLE, sirop de glucose, caramel aromatique, arôme, extrait de houblon, stabilisant : gomme d'acacia, ecorce d'orange douce, coriandre, SULFITES
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