Fascination Street
Foreign Objects Beer Company

This looks like another hazy AIPA where the brewer forgot what an integral part barley plays in crafting a great one. This is overly foamy, the stark white kind of foam that indicates an important ingredient is missing, or underused. Now in a clear Imperial pint glass, the contents of a can show to be yellow-amber in color, relatively bright and opaque. The foam didn't last long. A mild aroma akin to citrus fruit is all the nose can manage to access. That's also most of the taste, although it's more pronounced. The taste also includes a little pineyness, so it’s nicely hopped. It dries as it finishes, but it never gets too bitter. That's a good thing because there's no counterbalance. The body seems to be a pleasant blend of oats and wheat, but they can't compare to barley. Here, at least there is some starchy sweetness to compliment the hops. The body is on the thin side, but not terribly so. Overall, this is one of the better modern IPAs.

 

I like the can artwork, great use of color. The pour is a hazy golden color. There is no date on the can btw. Moreover, on the taste I'm getting some juicy over ripened pineapple, honeydew melon, mild grapefruit, & orange pith. I really dig what this brewery is doing with their IPA's & they have good taste in music, c'mon how can you not like The Cure & The Cocteau Twins. Cheers! A-

Canned at the end of July 2021, still really good. Pale gold, frothy. Dank, citrusy, slightly malty. Bold, medium body.

Im completely convinced im shooting myself in the foot buying these beers in Colorado. They all taste dated but this wasn't over carbonated at least. Somehow I just know im not getting the best experience

 

 

Canned on 8/3/21; consumed on 9/30/21.

A: Poured into a Tree House tulip. Body is hazy golden with a half-finger of whitish head.

S: Nose reminds me of white wine - think white grape skins, with a touch of apricot and ripe pear. As it warms it's a little grassy.

T: Citrusy hops with more of those white grapes and apricot. Also some berry-like sweetness, along with brown sugar, that lingers a bit too long. Hint of bitterness on the back of the palate, but it's not enough to offset the sweeter parts of the flavor profile.

M: Medium in heft, a little syrupy in feel.

O: Solid, not great - a little too much sweetness.

-opaquely cloudy can pour, yellow-orange with a tall foam cap and a pungent, tropical nose. There’s some stingy-ness in the aroma. The flavor is full with mango, orange and berry flavors most prominent.
The mouthfeel is very smooth.
This is superb.

 

 

 

 

 

Canned in a full pint can and unusually for me refrigerated fully
Pours a slightly murky golden body with big thick white head
Aroma is bicarb and tangerine
That in the flavour

 

 

Pours from a 7 week old can, a deep yellow lemon meringue color with 3 finger creamy /fluffy head.Head turns to creamy dollops and sticks around a bit. Smell lemon,some yeast, sort of a wet hay scent. Smell some floral notes. Taste is predominately citrus. The beer company call itself a "hoppy ale" I will go along with that. Feels light bodied and thin. Finishes juicy,needs more carbonation in my opinion. Overall way out of it's price point like 18.99 a 4 pack of 16oz. That is getting into Singlecut territory and this is by no means as flavorful as their IPA's.