Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: dark red to stuffy purple color with a finger's worth of pink frothy head which slipped off at a nice pace to leave some super light lace
Aroma: strawberry sweet and tart character; raspberry sweet and tart character, subtle cherry sweetness and a huge amount of vanilla/milk sugar; subtle funk further down in there
Flavor: blends the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet and subtle funky tone while some tart and slightly sour notes roam in underneath; finishes leaning into the strawberries, raspberries and a helluva lotta creamy/vanilla/milk sugar
Texture: medium bodied, fairly sessionable; great creamy smoothness to this beer; good carb level
Overall: well, I liked this one for me as a fruited tart ale with a huge milk sugar/vanilla character but where was the salt? Eh, yeah well, it is what it is.

Can, courtesy of Matt. Pours opaque red brown. Raspberry, tart, funk, savory salty funk, cherry cider, little sweet vanilla. Medium body. A bit messy but quite tasty.