Taste is always subjective but I think both Marsha and I would call them rich and complex tangy and sweet for us. For me personally (biased or not) the KARMAS are my favourite cherries of any I have grown.
I agree that they taste essentially the same ripened off the vine and if grown outdoors it is often a good idea to watch the weather and pick blushing fruit if rain is forecast to help prevent splitting, that is something I do with all my tomatoes here because I prefer delicate skins on tomatoes I grow in my own garden.
We have been very pleased with all of the positive feedback on the pink and all the others will be made available to try for spring. Marsha is growing out all of them over winter in her Florida garden
KarenO