Spilled drink: train derails beside Montana river, tipping out cases of beer

A group of fishermen claim a bottle of beer from a derailment on the banks of the Clark Fork River on Sunday. No one was injured. Photograph: Ben Allan Smith/AP

A train derailment beside a scenic western Montana river has spilled powdered clay and huge amounts of beer, leaving crews with a daunting cleanup.

The train derailed on Sunday across the river from Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort in Paradise, spilling cases of Coors Light and Blue Moon beer in cans and bottles, the Missoulian reported. No injuries have been reported.