Iron Horse Brewery - Worldwide HQ

Tascha Forschler

You guys are absolutely sensational! Literally one of my favorite breweries. Being a picky beer drinker, you guys have yet to not impress. I just tried your aloha death and holy coconut!!! I friggin love it!!! Irish death has always been my go to but my goooooossshhhh this stuff is good!!! My husband usually isn't big into dark beers nor coconut and even he really likes it! I can't wait to be able to go visit the actual brewery!!

Jesse Joksch

Haven't been on a tour, and yet to go to the pub. Nor have I tried any of the beers except for Irish Death. A couple years ago, came to Coeur d' Alene to visit my cousin. A guy that used to help him out loved to drink. His drink of choice, was always Irish Death. I eventually asked him if I could try one, and I was instantly glad I did. It has since then been my go to beer. Only problem is, I can't find it anywhere except for Washington, Idaho, and Montana. When no Irish Death is available, I do not drink. It is the only beer, that satisfies my taste for alcohol. I have since gotten two of my friends hooked on it

Chaps Diconti

Great beer; poor food. Orders of curry chicken and soup du jour resulted in dry, dry, very dry [did I mention dry] chewy chewy chicken with a bland flavored curry. The menu directs patrons to ask servers about the varied beer favored soup. The server didn't know when I asked; I listened as she asked the food preparer who shrugged and she said she couldn't tell me the beer ingredient [I'm within a few feet of them both, as you order your own food at the bar], but as I pointed to the menu showing me I'm to ask, she said, "It should be good." It turned out 'okay'. thru actual keep your credit card in an open cardboard box [within arm's reach of the nearest customer] to 'run a tab'; this is to accommodate people don't like to keep getting up to order their own drinks from their table. Not a fan of this archaic and non-secure system. The 'pub' with 'food' part of the business needs improvement, but the beer is actually great. Love the renowned Irish Death and seasonal brew

David F

Our current favorite beer is made here, so when we had a chance to sign up for a tour, we made the arrangements. Young lady guide was very knowledgeable and entertaining. They start you off with a keepsake glass and a beer to put in it. She then warns you to watch your step around the puddles, hoses and steps. Interesting to us, because we haven't been thru a small brewery, all the tanks, hoses and machines are kept very clean, and she explained well what each function was and sometimes how cantankerous a particular unit could be. You are also given a sampler ticket for the brewpub on Main St. That was excellent, also.