Step aboard and embark on a journey through the stunning landscapes of the Hoosier National Forest in southern Indiana, all while indulging in a delightful selection of craft beers! Our Beer Tasting Train offers passengers the chance to explore a variety of brews from local and regional breweries against the backdrop of the picturesque countryside passing by. It’s a fun and immersive way to discover new flavors and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow beer enthusiasts!
This 1 hour and 30 minute long ride is a 21+ event that will delight any beer lover!
All Aboard for a Flavorful Journey!
Hop on for our Beer Tasting Train Ride, where panoramic views pair perfectly with craft brews and delicious bites. This curated tasting experience features:
Six Foot Strawberry Blonde paired with a sweet and spicy snack mix
New England IPA paired with warm soft pretzels and creamy beer cheese
Amber Ale paired with a savory jalapeño popper
Party Cove paired with a decadent Party Cove beer float
Sip, snack, and soak in the scenery—this is one ride you won’t want to miss!
*Drinks served on this trip are alcoholic based cocktails. Water is also served. No other beverage service is available.
** To ensure exclusive seating for your party, we recommend purchasing an entire table. Guests seated at tables with fewer than four people will not receive additional servings of alcohol. Each passenger will receive one drink pairing per course only.**
French Lick & West Baden was once known as the home to “America’s Laxative”. The Pluto Water slogan was “When nature wont, Pluto will.” At one point in time, 40-50 train cars were used to ship Pluto Water across the country. This “healing” water naturally contained sodium, magnesium sulfate, and lithium which produced a foul odor. This odor prompted people to say that the underworld couldn’t be far away.
Pluto, the Roman God of the Underworld became a staple symbol in our area. Ultimately, Pluto Water sales were stopped in 1971 when lithium became a controlled substance and was no longer allowed to be sold publicly. However, the Pluto symbol remains and can still be found in many areas locally.
