Weeks ago, when Sharky entered the picture, we found ourselves holed up in our house with cabin fever. In the past, Rebecca had expressed interest in visiting the Tobasco factory, the McIlhenny estate, and the Jungle Gardens. Coincidentally, all of these things are within a stones throw of each other... on Avery Island. As we…
The McIlhenny family has made TABASCO® Sauce on Avery Island, Louisiana for over 5 generations. Built on a salt dome, it's a mysteriously beautiful place where the red peppers grow, the factory hums, and abundant wildlife can be seen in Jungle Gardens.
Rain. The forecast for the whole weekend (and pretty much the entire week). Louisiana summers tend to have afternoon showers, but this wa...
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We got some insider information on what exactly Tabasco is planning for its expansion.
Visite de l'endroit où est née la sauce TABASCO® : Avery Island, un arrêt immanquable pour les foodies dans le Pays Cajun, non loin de Lafayette.
Brandi’s Bridal Session – Avery Island
Discover Avery Island's attractions including the Tabasco Factory, Jungle Gardens, Bird City, and dine at Restaurant 1868 for a full day of adventure in Louisiana.
Stationed at Fort Polk, LA? You have to get creative or take long drives for entertainment. Our visit to Avery Island was worth every mile!
When visiting the Tabasco Factory in Avery Island, Louisiana, don't miss a stop in the gift shop, which has hot sauce ice cream!
Visiting New Orleans or another part of Southern Louisiana? Come learn more about the Avery Island Tabasco tour and Jungle Gardens!
Located about 140 miles west of New Orleans, Avery Island is a destination for lovers of the famous Tabasco brand Pepper Sauce. The company has been here since the original red Tabasco was created in 1868 by Edmund McIlhenny. Avery Island is home to the Tabasco pepper fields, a historic salt mine, the Tabasco Factory,
Erin’s Bridal Session – Jungle Gardens, Avery Island, Louisiana
Tabasco Sauce marks its 150th anniversary this year, and what better way to celebrate than to have its home, Avery Island, soon to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
With my goal of discovering more of Louisiana, we headed to Avery Island in late March to tour the Tabasco Factory and explore the Jungle Gardens. Avery Island was easy to find with signs that point in the right direction as you approach New Iberia. It does cost $1.00 per vehicle to enter the Island. [...]
Head to Avery Island, Louisiana to learn about Tabasco's spicy history.
Discover the hidden secrets of Avery Island, Louisiana, from its rock salt dome and prehistoric flora and fauna to the famous Tabasco factory and Jungle Gardens.
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