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Tango hops are a recent addition to the world of brewing, developed in Hüll and introduced to cultivation in Hallertau in 2020. This hop variety carries an impressive lineage, including well-known hops like Cascade and Hallertauer Tradition. As a result, Tango hops deliver distinct aromatic qualities and strong performance in the field.
Tango hops are prized for their citrus-forward notes, with hints of stone fruit and spice within the brew. There is also a delicate spice, pineapple and orange on the rub. These complex aromas make Tango hops a versatile choice across a wide range of beer styles. In fact, many brewers find them especially useful in pale ales, lagers, and pilsners.
One of the standout features of Tango hops is their balance between modern and traditional characteristics. While their parentage brings classic German traits, their Cascade heritage introduces a brighter citrus expression. This balance makes Tango hops suitable for both continental and contemporary beer styles.
Tango hops also offer good yield stability and strong disease resistance. These traits make them a reliable choice for hop growers and brewers alike. With their moderate alpha acid content, they work well in both aroma and dual-purpose applications.
For brewers seeking a hop that bridges the gap between old and new, Tango hops are an excellent option. They bring a layered aromatic experience and strong agronomic performance. Moreover, their adaptability allows experimentation without losing balance in the final brew.
In conclusion, Tango hops are a well-rounded variety with a promising future. Their unique heritage and vibrant character help create standout beers with depth and personality.
A wonderfully balanced and sessionable award winning lager, exclusively utilising the new Hallertau/Cascade hop ‘Tango’. Like every lager from Pivovar Elvington, it is brewed according to the 1516 German purity law using advanced brewing technology, only the finest German malt and hops and an extensive maturation period.
Goose Island – Two to Tango DDH IPA
Time to dance is Goose Island’s double dry-hopped IPA, which tastes of soft marmalade and smooth mint, with a subtle citrus tang. They double dry-hopped Two To Tango with two hops – Callista and Tango
