The Tango mandarin tree is a citrus tree that produces fruit known for its vibrant flavor and easy-to-peel characteristics. It is a hybrid citrus variety resulting from a cross between a clementine and a tangerine.
 
The Tango mandarin tree shares many characteristics with other citrus trees. It typically grows to be medium-sized, with dense, glossy green leaves and fragrant white flowers. The fruit of the Tango mandarin tree is medium to large in size and has a smooth, deep orange skin.
 
When peeled, the fruit reveals tender, juicy, and segmented flesh. Tango mandarins are known for their exceptionally sweet and aromatic flavor. They have a rich and tangy taste, often described as honey-sweet with hints of tropical and floral notes. The fruit is relatively easy to peel, making it convenient for snacking.
 
Tango mandarins are popular for their versatility in culinary uses. They can be enjoyed fresh, added to salads, or used in various recipes and desserts. They are also frequently used for juicing, as they yield a flavorful and refreshing juice.
 
The Tango mandarin tree is valued for its productivity and the quality of its fruit. It is a favored choice for home gardens and commercial orchards, providing a bountiful harvest of delicious and easy-to-enjoy mandarins. The combination of its excellent flavor, convenience, and vibrant appearance makes the Tango mandarin a sought-after citrus variety.