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The Texas State Railroad Announces A New 'Wine In The Pines' Event For September


 From The Texas State Railroad

SEPTEMBER 10TH!! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!

As our July 9th Wines in the Pines has sold out we have added an additional Wines in the Pines Train scheduled for September 10th! We hope you will traverse the tracks with us on our Wines in the Pines evening dinner train featuring wines from Red 55 Winery in Lindale, TX. This is an adult only event. We will depart from the Palestine, TX depot at 6:00pm on September 10th and enjoy a journey through the East Texas Piney woods guided by the stars. While on our journey, we will have wine tastings paired with specific appetizers that compliment each wine. We will savor dinner by the lake at the Rusk Rail Depot and then enjoy our trip back to Palestine, TX enjoying sweet treats. The night wouldn't be complete without a memento to remember your special evening so every ticket holder will receive a complimentary Texas State Railroad Wine glass. We will also have non-alcoholic as well as cocktails available for purchase on the trip. The round trip will be approximately 4 hours in duration including the dinner at Rusk. There are several seating and pricing options. Please visit our website at www.texasstaterailroad.net and go to the booking calendar and select September 10th to make your reservation. You may also contact our reservations desk at 855-632-7729 from 8am-5pm, Mon - Sun to book by phone. Tickets to this event typically sell quickly so don't delay in reserving your seats today!

This will not be a steam engine event and you must be 21 years of age to participate in the wine tastings. #red55winery #texasstaterailroad

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Texas State Railroad - Rusk to Palestine Texas



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