A seductive color: dark purple–red, probably called "old mauve". When the can is well shaken and all the fruit pulp particles are poured in the glass, the color turns mauve taube. Supercute! Basically no head. And no real carbonation. Just a thick mess in the glass. Strawberry mash is powerful in the scent. Gives a very summery feeling. I can't spot pineapple or cherry in the air but I do find blood orange and pink guava instead. Massive lactose is obvious. And biscuit in the maltbill. Let me sip... I mean spoon... this is thick! It is. Thick. Yes. Strawberry mash gains a slightly sour nuance to the already familiar thickness. Pineapple? Not sure. Rather pink guava. And pitaya. Or kiwi. But cherry is there. Sweet cherry. The foundation is biscuity, just in the way the fragrance suggests. The body is medium-full. Or something. The fruit pulp proportion is so high that it confuses my senses seriously. The finish gives moderately sour red berries, the same that are already on the list. The mouthfeel is medium-full, juicy, deep and intense. And crunchy. Desserty and still very balanced. 💜💜