Murky, dark rosewood colored beer with timid carbonation unlocks a tiny-bubbled small froth that undoubtedly falls short of one finger. A shrunken lace ring is, however, sustained for a fairly long time on the top. Strawberry, raspberry and blueberry merge with oat flakes and wheat biscuit in the fragrance. Gives an impression of grandma's home made berry juice. The taste, indeed, follows suit. Strawberry, redcurrant, raspberry and blueberry constitute the berry sector of the gustatory profile. The malty segment is relatively slim now, I can't really spot oat flakes anymore but inklings of wheat bun and biscuit are detectable. The body is thin. The end leaves especially raspberry and redcurrant lingering on the tongue, the rest of the cocktail tends to fade away fast. The sensation left in the mouth is thin, juicy, summery, truly marginally acidic and astonishingly flavorful. And unbeery, unsurprisingly.