| Variant | Price | /g |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g ❌$̶17.50✅ | £12.10 | £12.10 |
| 3.5 g ❌$̶53.50✅ | £36.31 | £10.38 |
| 7 g ❌$̶100.50✅ | £68.47 | £9.78 |
| 14 g ❌$̶195✅ | £132.77 | £9.48 |
| 28 g ❌$̶377.50✅Best value | £256.85 | £9.17 |
Tango is a sativa-dominant hybrid (Tangie-led, approximately 70% sativa / 30% indica) best understood as a family of orange- and tangerine-forward phenotypes led by Tangie genetics rather than one standardised clone. Tangie itself is a cross of California Orange × Skunk #1, a celebrated pairing that earned Best Sativa at the 2013 Cannabis Cup and Best Overall Flower in 2014. Genetically, Tango draws its signature character from Tangie's California Orange × Skunk #1 lineage. California Orange contributes the bright, sweet citrus core, while Skunk #1 brings vigor, structure, and a subtle skunky depth beneath the fruit. In some cuts, OG ancestry adds denser flower and a pepper-spice beta-caryophyllene finish. The result is a layered profile built around zesty orange, tangerine peel, sweet citrus, and light spice, giving the cultivar a distinctly bright, citrus-led identity. Visually, the flower is commonly characterized by medium-density buds with bright green coloration and vivid orange pistils that echo the cultivar's citrus identity. A generous coating of pale trichomes gives the buds a frosted, resin-rich appearance. Cuts carrying OG ancestry can present denser, chunkier structure, while phenotype and growing conditions can significantly influence final coloration and bud formation. The aroma opens with zesty orange, tangerine peel, and sweet citrus, backed by a soft skunky sweetness. Breaking apart the flower can reveal deeper layers of light spice, gentle earth, and a peppery edge in OG-leaning cuts, creating a bright yet complex aromatic profile. On the inhale, the flavor commonly combines sweet tangerine, fresh orange zest, and bright citrus. The exhale becomes slightly deeper, bringing forward light spice, subtle earth, and a peppery finish, with a lingering sweet-citrus aftertaste. Commonly reported terpenes can include limonene, valencene, beta-caryophyllene, and myrcene, with the limonene-valencene signature responsible for the cultivar's distinctive orange character. Terpene totals in Tangie-led flower frequently run 1.5–3.5%, above the 1.0–1.8% category average, although the actual terpene composition varies between phenotypes, growers, and batches. Laboratory analysis is required to establish the precise terpene concentrations and cannabinoid content of a particular product. Quick Facts Product: Flower Genetics: Tangie-led (California Orange × Skunk #1); some cuts carry OG ancestry Type: Sativa-dominant hybrid (Tangie-led, approx. 70% sativa / 30% indica) THC Content: Commonly 19–23% in Tangie-led flower; batch-specific, laboratory verification recommended Aroma & Flavor: Zesty orange, tangerine peel, sweet citrus, light spice, subtle skunk, pepper Why It's Special Tango carries one of the most decorated pedigrees in modern citrus cannabis. Its Tangie backbone took Best Sativa at the 2013 Cannabis Cup and Best Overall Flower in 2014, and the limonene-valencene terpene signature behind that success remains one of the most recognizable orange profiles in the category. With terpene totals frequently reaching 1.5–3.5%, well above the 1.0–1.8% category average, this is a cultivar built for genuine citrus intensity rather than subtle suggestion. Because Tango is a family of Tangie-led phenotypes rather than a single clone, each expression offers its own balance of sweet orange, tangerine peel, and spice, with OG-leaning cuts adding extra density and a peppery finish. Consumers commonly report a bright, upbeat, energetic headspace, making it a popular choice for daytime sessions among citrus-focused connoisseurs.
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