Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice 4 Year Old Heavy Rye Mashbill Straight Bourbon Whiskey 116 Proof - 750ML

Introduction Welcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, we’re diving into the world of Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice, a robust and spirited bourbon that embodies the wild spirit of the American frontier. This bottle is a testament to the bold and adventurous, perfect for those who appreciate a whiskey with character.

About Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice

• Name: Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice
• Type: Bourbon Whiskey
• Origin: United States, specifically Indiana
• Distillery: Sourced from MGP of Indiana
• Alcohol Content: 58% ABV (116 Proof)

Flavor Profile Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice presents a flavor profile that’s as bold as it is refined:

• Aroma: A rich tapestry of dark fruits, brown sugar, and vanilla, without the harshness of ethanol or wood
• Taste: A full-bodied experience with notes of cinnamon, dark chocolate, nutmeg, plum, cherry, and brown sugar
• Finish: A complex finish featuring cocoa powder, almond, and a rye spice that lingers pleasantly

Key Features

• Craftsmanship: Aged for four years in new charred American Oak barrels, this bourbon features a heavy rye mashbill of 60% corn, 36% rye, and 4% malted barley
• Packaging: The bottle design is as bold as the whiskey itself, with a label that speaks to the heritage of the Deadwood name
• Pairings: Ideal for sipping neat or in a cocktail, this bourbon pairs well with smoked meats and rich desserts

Why Choose Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice?

• Rare Gem: Each barrel offers a unique flavor, making every bottle a rare find
• Award-Winning: While individual awards may vary, the quality of this bourbon is recognized by connoisseurs
• Affordable Luxury: Offers an exceptional tasting experience at a price that won’t break the bank

Where to Buy Deadwood Tumblin’ Dice can be found at select liquor stores and online retailers. Embrace the spirit of adventure with this exceptional bourbon.

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