Total Disorder Porter
Humperdinks Brewpub (Greenville Ave)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Served on-tap into pint glass.

A: Dark brown, almost black. Small tan head. Pretty comparable to other micro porters.

S: Roasted malt and coffee.

T: Smells carry over into taste of beer. Roasts, coffee and caramel sweetness.

M: Light to medium bodied. Easy to drink.

O: Hard for me to fault a porter, I pretty much like them all. This one went well with a black and blue burger. If you're in Dallas, I recommend stopping here. Good food and good beer.

Had a 220z mug from humperdink's.

The beer was very dark brown almost black, and opaque. left a small amount of lacing had a thin tan head.

Smelled kind of metallic, could really smell the roasted-ness, a little chocolatey.

TAstes like roasted grain, cocoa, toffee, with a slight bitterness.

Feels nice and smooth, very light for a dark beer, not too carbonated.

Pours dark brown-black with a light brown head. Aroma is roasted malt but not as strong or intense as some of the better porters. Flavor is roasted malt with a hint of coffee. Mouthfeel is medium to light, a little more watery than I like in a porter.

Thanks to PHawk for this growler from Black Booty.

Being from a growler, I didn't expect any head but a nice fizz when it was opened and an aggressive pour resulted in a decent one finger dark mocha head on top of a nice dark black body with ruby notes at the edges. Light roasted malt aroma with a slight hint of sweetness. Nice caramel sweetness with a backup of roasted malt. It's on the lighter end of a porter but has good drinkability.

Color is dark, dark brown, almost black. Head is creamy, off-white, and of average height. Aroma is full-on roasted malt with notes of coffee. Flavor is more of the same: dark roasted malt with coffee notes. The sweetness level here is moderate. Total Disorder's flavor is very full, with an appropriate richness. Drinkability is high. Do not pass this one up if you go to Humperdink's.