Hallertau Pils
Human Robot Brewery

On tap at Sud. Golden clear, puffy head. Bready, cereal flavors. Maybe a tad sweet. Clean and crisp, nice Hallertau bite. Solid.

 

 

16oz can sent my way by @jzeilinger
Poured into a Bonsai 9th Anniversary glass

P clear gold w/ a 2-3f foamy white head; lots of active carb; med-quick recession to small foamy cap
N med nose of zingy earthy and spice-like notes w/ a bready malt beneath; some onion/garlic-like presence in there as well
T light-med bready malt carries zingy earthy and herbal notes, w/ some candied character in there as well; finishes dry; herbal notes linger
Mf med-bodied w/ med to med-high carb; satisfying
O pretty solid- a pleasant, drinkable pilsner; vegetal, but not in a bad way; would have again given the opportunity; thanks, J!

Review date: 02.24.25
Can date: not captured

 

Look: Bubbly pale yellow with three fingers of dense off white foam.

Smell: Floral and gently spicy. A little tickling pepper.

Taste: Crackers. Bread crusts. A little bit of sweetness and medium herby bitterness.

Feel: Light with moderately spritzy carb. Very refreshing.

Overall: Great. I see where they’re going to with the homage to Industrial Pilsners gone by. The parallels to something like Bitburger are there, but with more touch.

 

Excellent

 

 

Decent lacing from a foamy pour. Gold color and not quite clear.

Soft and malty, similar to a Helles.

This is a smoother, rounder Pilsner. Full bodied with a lower carbonation. Relatively dry for the style.

Canned on: 12-2-25

A - Light medium gold colored pour with a thin creamy layer resting on top.

S - Crisp, crackery malt with some earthy citrus and floral. Overall, really nice.

T - Crisp crackery malt base gets quickly swept under with a nice wave of grassy earthy citrus and floral. Nice lingering juicy grassy floral bitterness on the back side.

M - Medium body with some prickly carbonation and a finish that is dry on top of the tongue but wet on the sides of the mouth.

O - Highly recommended.

 

Chill hazed then clear yellow gold with a convexly tall white head.

Toasty dried corn meets wild herbs before an exhale of white grape.

Pillowy chug.

Pours an effervescent gold/honey color with 3 fingers of cream-colored head. There's a bit of a haze to this beer, great head retention & lacing

S: Grassy, floral, bready, perfumy hops once warm; stellar nose

T: Follows the nose, a little dry & a little sweet, some peppery & citrus hops as well up front. Herbaceous hops, dryness, grassyness & lime as this beer warms up, bready sweetness as well. Finishes pretty dry, grassy with a touch of soapyness & lime as well

MF: Medium body, restrained carbonation, nice balance

Stellar take on the style, very drinkable

On tap at Human Robot Jenkintown in Jenkintown, PA.

This one pours a very clear golden yellow color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells pleasantly herbal and floral, with some crackery malt character.

This has a wonderful spicy crispness to it – pepper, lavender, hay, and tea, with a crisp and not too sweet crackery malt character. It’s basically the dictionary definition of a well made pilsner.

This is clean, crisp, and extremely drinkable, and just real smooth all over.

This is a basically perfect flagship beer. Human Robot is super excellent.