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1664 Rosé if you want elegance and restraint,
Ch-Ch-Ch-Cherry Bomb if you want fruit punch intensity.
Both sit at the same IBU floor (10), so neither will bite you—the split is really about delicacy versus boldness. Rosé leans continental and sessionable; Cherry Bomb swings American and assertive. Pick based on mood, not style.
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Tasting notes
1664 Rosé
1664 Rosé hits like a dry rosé wine trapped in a beer bottle. There's a whisper of strawberry and cranberry—not candy, more like the skin of the fruit. The body is feather-light, almost pillowy, and it finishes clean and slightly mineral. At 4.5%, it's easy to forget you're drinking alcohol.
Ch-Ch-Ch-Cherry Bomb
Cherry Bomb announces itself immediately with tart cherry that's genuinely tart, not syrupy. There's a slight funkiness underneath—almost fermented—that keeps it from being a dessert drink. The finish has grip and a hint of pit bitterness. At 5%, you feel the alcohol doing actual work.
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