In this week’s most-read food news, a Hollywood star is making his mark in San Antonio.
Alamo City-based Devils River Whiskey on Thursday announced that former WWE wrestler and actor Dave Bautista bought a stake in the distillery.
The Current‘s most-read stories also included coverage of the San Antonio Food Bank’s preparations for an anticipated government shutdown, news that New Braunfels’ old city hall will be host to a new restaurant and big wins at the Great American Big Festival.
- Movie star Dave Bautista buys stake in San Antonio’s Devils River Whiskey
- San Antonio’s Lucy Cooper’s to be featured on America’s Best Restaurants series
- New Braunfels’ former city hall to be turned into upscale restaurant and office space
- San Antonio Food Bank prepares for demand increase during government shutdown
- Three San Antonio brewers take home medals at Great American Beer Festival
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This article appears in Sep 20 – Oct 3, 2023.