Clear, copper beer/drink with somewhat red tint and fizzy, good-duration carbonation builds a moderate, white head that dies almost immediately to zero. The scent is rather awkward: bags of oversweet malt and a tad molasses, accompanied by hefty fruit drycake and sweet biscuit, merge with a sappy cocktail of honey, fresh apricot and peach, pineapple, some banana and a good amount of sharon. The taste is equally oversweet and substantially unbeery. I depict loads of banana, apricot and peach, followed by still good injections of pineapple, cantaloupe, sharon and a smaller dollop of sugared orange juice. A faint note of really sweet malt, faint maltose and a tiny drop of molasses linger also in the background. Honey is embedded all over the liquid and is quite strong. Although this contains malt, I wouldn't say this has any kind of malt body. The beer/drink ends rushedly with a sweet fruity package, a nice punch of fruit drycake and sweet malt biscuit. Honey lingers also in the finish. The mouthfeel is light, significantly sappy and heavily lip-glueing. It's also relatively spritzy and massively soft-drink-like. It obviously goes without saying that this is truly unbeery. Difficult to assess.