Dream of Perfect Beauty
Foreign Objects Beer Company

 

 

 

 

Poured into snifter glass from 4 month old can. Nice typical dark orange juice color( also bad lighting in room!). Smell is peaches and tropical fruit salad. Taste has some dankness and light biscuit to balance the hop. Age of can may have affected taste- will try to find a fresher batch as it's still a nice beer and highly drinkable at 6.8% .

 

 

 

 

2+ month old can poured into a tulip

Beautiful golden-orange fruit juice body with a heavy haze and thin off-white head. Moderate lacing.

Aromas and taste are very much as advertised, with heavy citrus, grape musk, peach, berry, and dank, resiny greens. Lots of malty biscuit trying to keep the strong hop personality honest. But this one is all about the fresh-squeezed hops.

I get more of the grape musk and citrus in the nose, with more peach, dank earth, and resin on the tongue. Very juicy and extremely drinkable, but a little mellower than I was expecting in terms of flavor profile. Perhaps that’s the 2+ months working against it? Regardless, the overripe stone fruit is pronounced, which along with the white grape and malty notes provides a pleasant sweetness. I like the sweetness but the overripe fruit is a bit of a turnoff. Light grapefruit pith on the backend along with a lot of grassiness and some mineral notes.

Feel is silky but a bit thin given the thick and hazy look. Zero booze or heat.

16 oz can poured into a pub-style pint.

Appearance
Hazed-out, cloudy blonde. Short creamy white head.

Nose
Gooseberry, dank, orange cream, pineapple, peach, and kiwi.

Taste
Gooseberry, dank and pine resin. Grapefruit pith with hints of lime, kiwi, and peach. Light candy sugar and biscuit maltiness.

Mouthfeel
Medium bodied, smooth, juicy, crisp, and lightly bitter.

Overall
Juicy and smooth. Highly dank and tropical.

 

 

 

Very attractive hazy IPA, without the chunky floaties that so often plague FO brews. Good head production and retention.

Bright and herbal nose. Light citrus favored over tropical.

Flavor is similar. Orange up front, with a big tropical finish of mango and melon accented with lemon. Bright herbs throughout. There’s a mild dankness lurking in the background, but it never rises to prominence. Clean pale malt backbone, slightly sweet.

Smooth and lively, spot on for 6.8% ABV.

Pours a nice hazy yellow color with a thin sticky white head that lasts for quite a while. The smell of the beer has a bright citrusy Hop aroma to it. The taste is juicy with a subtle bitterness in the finish. The feel is smooth. Overall this is a really good offering from Foreign Objects.