Pour this pounder can from total wine into a glass and you get one hellacious looking brew, no kidding. Nitro looking cloudy pale with a middle of some kinda chunks all topped with a creamy head that looks tremendously appealing. Slight orange nose, but that's about it on the olfactory. Unfortunately, the flavor does not live up to the aroma nor the visual presentation. Yes, you can tell its a wheat ale and its rudeness is quite subdued, but it still is a wheat ale. In the middle the orange flavors try to come thru, and the vanilla beans? Not sure where to find them. Yea, the flavorings do a good job of covering the wheat ale attributes and in the middle, I am getting somewhat satisfied with the session. One of the better wheat ales I've had lately, too bad its most likely gonnah be styled as a fruit beer. There is a lot of improper styles in the fruit beers and the the wheat ales. As a wheat ale, its not as good as Tap Room No. 21 Moe's Backroom Wheat but its as good as Great Lakes Crushworthy Lo-Cal Citrus Wheat: Orange and Lemon, and a bit better than Leinenkugel Honey Weiss Bier.