Viking Tango Time is a vibrant Hazy IPA that bridges the gap between rustic grain character and modern hop intensity. This collaboration between Amager and KCBC showcases a lush, tropical bouquet of stone fruit and bright citrus, driven by an aggressive double dry-hopping process. The inclusion of Rye in the grist provides a distinctive peppery complexity that cuts through the soft, bready malt foundation. At 7% ABV, the beer presents a smooth, juice-like character with a nuanced, earthy finish, embodying a sophisticated dance of New World hops and traditional Scandinavian influence without any harsh bitterness.
Appearance.Glowing orange-gold with a deep, opaque haze that creates a luminous shine. It is topped by a dense, rocky, meringue-like white head with excellent retention and thick, persistent lacing.
Aroma.High intensity aromas of ripe mango, passion fruit, and sweet clementine dominate the nose. A clean, bready malt background provides support, complemented by a subtle, peppery rye spice and a hint of grainy sweetness. No caramel or toast is present; the fermentation is clean with light tropical esters that harmonize with the hop profile.
Taste.An explosion of tropical hop flavors, featuring juicy pineapple and nectarine, followed by a crisp citrus zest. The malt character is bready and soft, yet defined by a distinctive peppery rye snap that adds complexity. Bitterness is moderate but perceived as soft and well-integrated. The finish is smooth and off-dry, leaving a lingering impression of fruit juice and a faint, clean earthiness.
Mouthfeel.Medium-full body with a silky, pillowy texture that coats the palate without being heavy. Carbonation is moderate, providing a gentle lift. A light, well-integrated alcohol warmth is present, while the rye contributes a very slight, pleasant grain-derived grip without any harsh astringency.
Sensory Profile.
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Beerworld El Irlandés
Amager KCBC Viking Tango Time
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Amager KCBC Viking Tango Time - Beerworld El Irlandés
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