Tomyski, a hop shrouded in legend, unfolds its aromatic prowess with a flavor profile deeply rooted in history. Used historically in brewing Grodziskie beer, it imparts a gentle touch of bitterness with a captivating aroma. With alpha acids ranging from 2.5% to 4%, Tomyski invites brewers to explore the nuances of its subtle bitterness and aromatic charm.
Experience the resurgence of Tomyski’s aroma – a symphony of myrcene, humulene, and caryophyllene. The subtle notes of lime and citrus, expressed through limonene, add a refreshing twist to this historical hop. Tomyski’s aroma is a bridge between brewing traditions and contemporary creativity.
Tomyski, having played a crucial role in the brewing of Grodziskie, is a nod to historical brewing practices. Its aromatic allure makes it an excellent choice for brewers seeking to revive ancient beer styles or infuse modern brews with a touch of tradition. Tomyski is a versatile companion in the brewhouse, ready to complement a variety of beer styles.
Tomyski, once a legend lost to time, has found its way back into the hands of brewers. Its revival not only pays homage to brewing history but also adds a unique chapter to the contemporary craft of beer making. As Tomyski takes its place in the modern brewing landscape, it invites brewers to embark on a journey that transcends time, bringing the essence of the past into the present.
Aroma profile and use
Acid profile
Oil composition (%)
- Humulene oxide I – 0.23% of total oils
- Humulene oxide II – 0.88% of total oils
- Alpha – terpineol – 0.7% of total oils
- Caryophyllene oxide – 0.39% of total oils
- Geraniol – 0.23% of total oils
- Limonene – 1.1% of total oils
- Linalool – 0.6% of total oils
- Pinen – 0.08% of total oils
- Selinene – 1.4% of total oils
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