Using some of the best retail cuts of sustainable meat available — that’s kind of Swine House’s jam — Saenz will dole out roast beef sandwiches made with thinly-sliced, medium-rare, grass-fed beef from Canyon Lake-area farm Pure Pastures. The sandos will also feature horseradish mayo and pressgurka, a pickled cucumber salad made with Vista brew, on a Martin’s Potato Roll.
By the way, there will also be bacon-fat steak fries.
Folks who want to indulge in the pop-up can pre-order their $12 sando at Swine House’s Square site for pickup at Vista Brewing between 4-8 p.m. Folks who take advantage of the preorder system will also be able to snag the brewery's namesake Kolsch for just $4 — pints of which are normally $6.
Vista Brewing, based in the Central Texas town of Driftwood, extended its reach to San Antonio with a new tasting room in June. The space, located at Warehouse 5, offers its own beers along with Texas-produced wine and cider in a beer garden for outdoor imbibing.
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