Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon Review – A Flavorful, Easy-Sipping MGP Blend from Proof and Wood

Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon, a 100-proof small batch bourbon from Proof and Wood, blends about 20 barrels of MGP bourbon into a well-balanced pour. At just $35, it’s an easy-drinking whiskey with enough character to satisfy both everyday bourbon fans and high-proof enthusiasts. Read our full Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon review to learn more about this satisfying value pour.

Tumblin’ Dice
Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Proof and Wood Ventures
Age: At Least 4 Years
100 Proof
MSRP: $35 / 700ml
Review

Please enjoy our Tumblin’ Dice Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review by Ray Marcano!

I could drink this every day.

Background

Tumblin’ Dice is a small batch blend of about 20 barrels sourced from MGP. It is blended and bottled by Proof and Wood Ventures, Inc., a Connecticut based spirits company. Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon is aged a minimum of 4 years. Fun Fact – the number on the dice on the label is the age statement.

Details

Mash bill: 60% corn, 36 % Rye, and 4% Barley


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Tasting Notes – Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon Review

Let’s taste it:

🛏 Rested for 15 minutes in a Glencairn glass

👉🏻Nose: Oak, caramel, vanilla,
👉🏻Taste: Sweet caramel, grain (more corn), a hint of banana, oak
👉🏻Finish: Long, pepper, caramel, vanilla

Summary

My bourbon buying philosophy is simple. When you find a winner at a reasonable price, keep going for it. A friend found three bottles of The Representative for me. I lucked into a couple of bottles of the Elijah Craig #C918 at just above retail (!). Now, can I luck into a couple of bottles of the Tumblin’ Dice? This pour appeals to bourbon lovers of all types because it’s got little heat and a long finish with sweet caramel that kisses your palate (stop for a second and take in that visual.) For people like me, who prefer the power of high-proof, the flavor complexity makes this interesting. It took me a while to figure out what flavor was subtly swirling around my glass and taste buds, and I finally got the banana.

Conclusion – Tumblin’ Dice Bourbon Review

For the price point, this is a solid pour. It’s the type of bourbon that you should have for casual drinkers and those who haven’t had a chance to explore Proof and Wood products. It doesn’t need ice. It just needs to pour in the glass.

Have you tried the Tumblin’ Dice Straight Bourbon Whiskey? What do you think?


We hope you have enjoyed our Tumblin’ Dice Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review by Ray Marcano! Ray publishes a free monthly newsletter, The Bourbon Resource. You can subscribe here. If you would like to read about other whiskeys from this brand, then check out Ray’s The Representative Barrel Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review, Roulette Rye Whiskey Review and his The Cabinet Barrel Proof Blend of Straight Whiskeys Review.

The bourbon reviewed here was provided by Proof and Wood with no special consideration. The Bourbon Resource appreciates Proof and Wood.

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