The jelly-fied espresso makes its debut in a unique drink being offered this summer for a limited time at Japanese Starbucks locations: the four-layer Frappuccino.

The drink’s whipped cream-topped three layers are ideal for maximum visibility on social media, and gelatinous things are popular in Japan, so people have shared the tweet more than 27,000 times.

If only every snack could jiggle its way into the zeitgeist. Tantalize your taste buds with a refreshing buzz from this super popular Japanese jelly dessert.

Imagine a drink that pours out like a soft jelly, is mostly clear, sweet and usually has a low alcohol content around 1.5 percent, although certain brands go higher.

The drink will retail for 590 yen (US $5.62) from July 2 to August 31 at Starbucks stores in Japan. The tweet announcing the new beverage has already been shared more than 27,000 times.

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