Tomyski

Enter the realm of legend with Tomyski, an aromatic hop that, for years, remained absent from the brewing scene. Thanks to the efforts of PolishHops, this variety has been resurrected and brought back to life. Tomyski, also known as Nowotomyski, is a hop with historical roots, named after the town of Nowy Tomyśl in western Poland where it was originally cultivated. This hop, once instrumental in brewing the iconic Grodziskie beer, is now ready to weave its aromatic tales once again.

Flavor Profile

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.

Aroma Highlights

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.

Perfect for

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.

LABORATORY TESTS 2023

TOTAL OIL – 1.3 ml / 100 g

ACIDS

  • Alpha acids – 3.3%
  • Beta acids – 1.9%
  • Humulene – 22.1%
  • Humulene oxide I – 0.23%
  • Humulene oxide II – 0.88%

TERPENES

  • Alpha-terpineol – 0.7%
  • Caryophyllene – 9.4%
  • Caryophyllene oxide – 0.39%
  • Farnesene – 5.1%
  • Geraniol – 0.23%
  • Limonene – 1.1%
  • Linalool – 0.6%
  • Myrcene – 46.7%
  • Pinen – 0.08%
  • Selinene – 1.4%