West Sacramento, CA – June 25, 2024 – River Fox Train is thrilled to announce the release of its new, exclusive beer – a 1 pint Blood Orange IPA, crafted in partnership with the renowned Blue Note Brewery in Woodland. This exciting new addition to our beverage offerings was officially launched on Friday, June 21, marking the beginning of a flavorful journey for our passengers and beer enthusiasts alike.

The Blood Orange IPA is brewed and packaged by Blue Note Brewery, known for its exceptional craft beers. This collaboration brings together the expertise and creativity of both River Fox Train and Blue Note Brewery, resulting in a refreshing and bold IPA that captures the essence of summer with a zesty blood orange twist.

“We are excited to partner with Blue Note Brewery to offer this Blood Orange IPA to our guests,” said Ted Fox, General Manager at River Fox Train. “Our goal is to enhance the experience for our passengers, and this specially brewed beer adds a unique and delicious element to our train rides.”

Blue Note Brewery, located in the heart of Woodland, has built a reputation for crafting high-quality beers that reflect the local flavor and culture. Their commitment to excellence and innovation made them the perfect partner for this project. The Blood Orange IPA is a testament to their brewing expertise, featuring a harmonious blend of hops and the vibrant citrus notes of blood orange.

The new Blood Orange IPA is now available on all River Fox Train excursions. Passengers can look forward to savoring this refreshing beverage while enjoying the picturesque landscapes and unique experiences that River Fox Train is known for.

For more information about the River Fox Train and its unforgettable rail adventures, visit www.riverfoxtrain.com or call 800) 866-1690.

River Fox Built in 1911 by the Northern Electric Railway Company, the River Fox Train’s 10-mile track originally transported passengers in the Sacramento area. Electric passenger travel ended in 1941, but the line remained active with diesel freight, creating a link between the fertile farmlands of the Sacramento Valley and the rest of California. In 2003, Sierra Railroad merged with the Yolo Shortline, continuing freight and reviving passenger trains under the name of Sacramento River Train. Today, the line is known as the River Fox Train, a sister of the world-famous Skunk Train built in 1885. From events like our Railbike rides; relaxing beer and wine trains; and holiday-themed outings, passengers can enjoy activities while reveling in nostalgic railroad charm.

Media Contacts: Kimberly Preciado, Mendocino Railway [email protected]

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