3 Whisky Train Trips Worth Flying For

1.St Nicholas Abbey Distillery, CTH Heritage Railway

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 33 reviews · 4 hours · from $128Our pick

Spend four hours at St Nicholas Abbey in Saint Andrew with hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, a short rum tasting, and a ride on the Heritage Railway. Explore the 17th-century plantation house, see the small distillery, and travel to Cherry Tree Hill for sweeping views. The train may be steam or diesel.

“Very informative & nice to learn the history of it all.train was great bonus as were views”

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2.Victorian Steam (Long) Railway Journey+Great House & Distillery

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · from $90Best value

Ride an authentic steam locomotive in an open-air carriage through the grounds of St. Nicholas Abbey. The roughly 75-minute journey crosses a Victorian steel trestle bridge twice, passes mahogany forest and plantation fields, and pauses at Cherry Tree Hill for island views, photos, and a look at the locomotive being turned.

“A very special experience… lots of historical information and great scenery from a very beautiful steam train… staff are exceptional”

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3.From Guadalajara: La Rojeña Distillery & Jose Cuervo Train

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 6 reviews · from $215

Spend 11 hours in Jalisco’s tequila country, traveling by bus from Guadalajara to Tequila and returning aboard the José Cuervo Express. You’ll see a live jima demonstration, learn how tequila is made at La Rojeña Distillery, taste one drink with an expert, and enjoy mariachi, folkloric dance, and sunset views. Food in Tequila is extra.

“The first stop at the Ranch was a great experience, but a bit too long. Enjoyed the drinks and tamales breakfast. Loved the Maguey explanation from an expert. Spent a little too much time here and not in Tequila, the town. Left rushed once we got to the Cuervo distillery.”

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