THE FUN begins as soon as the train pulls out of the station. A mariachi band strikes up. Drink orders are taken. The host elicits a few cheers and laughs from the guests in his car. We are heading ...

GUADALAJARA, Mexico -- This city isn't an early riser on Saturdays, but by 10 a.m. passengers are gathering in the waiting hall of its train station. They're about to board the Tequila Express, which ...

Traveling by train is, at best, a nostalgic experience and, at worst, a time-consuming and frustrating one. There still is a charm to traveling by train, if you can look past its slow crawl, its many ...

Jose Cuervo is apparently here to make all our dreams come true. The beloved tequila brand now has an all-you-can-drink train experience, so you can sip (or throw back shots, no judgement) to your ...

You may have heard of a booze cruise but have you ever heard of a tequila train? If you've been itching to go on an alcohol-filled vacay (as long as you're 21 years and older), you're in luck. This ...

Just make sure you pack some aspirin for the ride home. Tequila lovers, listen up—you’re going to want to hear this. An tequila-filled train ride to Tequila, Mexico exists, and Jose Cuervo is behind ...

The fun begins as soon as the Tequila Express pulls out of the station. A mariachi band strikes up. Drink orders are taken. The host elicits a few cheers and laughs from the guests in his car. We are ...

With "tequila tourism" gaining popularity in Mexico, a train taking tourists to the home of the spirit has relaunched after nine years away. The Tequila Express offers a gateway to an intriguing ...

Nothing says Mexico like a bottle of tequila. Made from the ancient blue agave plant, the spirit is so much more than a drink. For a true tequila fan, there's no better way to learn about the rich ...

All aboard for the Tequila Express, departing Wynwood on October 22 at 6 p.m. What’s this fun train’s destination? Four Miami hotspots, where you’ll enjoy food and tequila pairings. What’s the ticket ...

The town of Tequila, Mexico, may not have the biggest or the showiest or the most popular Day of the Dead displays, but it does offer a chance to double down on its cultural history — and its spirits.