Check out the 'Pink Drink' at Starbucks that's creating an...

Starbucks fans are going wild for the latest unofficial offering from the coffee chain, and it’s easy to see why.

The “Pink Drink” is an eye-catching beverage.

Customers have been asking for the Pink Drink, a Strawberry Acai Refresher made with coconut milk instead of water and topped with sliced strawberries. (Some customers have tried it with blackberries as well.) Photos of the dreamy drink are popping up all over social media. The hashtag #PinkDrink has quickly gone viral on Instagram.

While the Pink Drink remains on the chain’s “secret menu” for now, baristas are preparing for an onslaught of requests for the beverage, which has been described as tasting like a light version of strawberry milk.

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Have you ordered the #Starbucks secret menu #PinkDrink yet?! Strawberry Acai Refresher with coconut milk...you can get it with blackberries or strawberries. || #foodbeast 📸 @dailyfoodfeed from 📍 @starbucks

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LITERALLY everyone is getting the PINK DRINK from @Starbucks secret menu 🙊, so of course I had to give it a shot. 😁 It's just a Strawberry Acai Refresher but replace the water with coconut milk! 😛...totally beats the other pink drink I had...aka pepto bismol. 😝 📷: @healthnutlife 📍: @Starbucks 👻: @paulcastrolifts

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