BRLO Happy Pils in a can

For a long time, pilsner suffered from a bad reputation: one-dimensional, boring and exceedingly bitter. When craft breweries sprang up like mushrooms and enriched the beer scene with imaginative, creative and flavor-explosive brews, many dismissed pilsner as a relic of the past. But before the time-honored beer style could be completely forgotten, resourceful brewers gave the traditional beer style a new coat of paint: interesting and exciting pilsners appeared on the market and brought the pilsner a renaissance.

The Berlin brewery BRLO also ventured a new edition of the Czech classic. With a lot of expertise and hops, the brewers created their self-proclaimed New Age Pilsner. Happy Pils is brewed with the aroma-intensive hop varieties Citra, Herkules and Hüll Melon and delights with a cornucopia of exciting hop aromas, delightful freshness and clean tartness.

BRLO's Happy Pils flows into the glass in a lustrous amber gold and is crowned by a decent amount of snow-white foam. Olfactorically, the pilsner excites with an atypical array of aromas: the scent of freshly baked bread joins lemon fizz, roasted malt, juicy orange and a hint of blooming summer meadow on the nose. On the nose, the modern pilsner also presents itself as multi-layered: on a soft, cereal malt base with notes of oven-warm cookies, a splendor of hops blooms, ranging from freshly mown grass to sweet tangerine and candied orange peel. The subtle tartness perfectly complements the interplay of aromas.