2Roses (11), , Wisconsin, USA
Jul 31, 2008 Great summer beer! Smooth with just the right bite at the end, more than a few is not a problem!
 mikeben (335), Naperville, Illinois, USA
Mar 22, 2005 Not too bad at all. While the American Wheat pales next to the Belgian Wit or German Weisen this is a nice example of the domestic style. The 312 is the Chicago area code. The inhearent problem of this style is that it has too strong of a hop-grapefruit taste. This is a good beer though
gws57 (995), Saint Charles, Illinois, USA
Apr 2, 2005 Had this one bottled. Somewhat cloudy dark yellow color, thick head, nose of hops and bread, clean tastes of grapefruit, very, very good wheat beer.
Tubbfan (143), Joliet, Illinois, USA
Jul 23, 2005 A solid wheat ale. It has a lemony flavor to it on its own (I don’t like to squeeze fruit juices in my wheat ales as a rule), nice head and lacing. It pours hazy golden. The aroma is mostly of lemon - I couldn’t smell anything like wheat, though. Nice carbonation and refreashing, cleansing, dry aftertaste. Not watery at all, rather it has a good medium-bodied mouthfeel.
justerhawker (2), Kentucky, USA
does not count  Jul 6, 2007 This was a great beer. Had it on tap, actually, had about 3 of them on tap :) . The taste of this beer was very new to goose island standards, pale, not as harsh as the other GI flavors. went down smooth with a nutty and fruity taste, the aftertaste was actually really good! Best part- its from chicago!!
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