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Spanferkel for Wounded Warriors @ Big Head Brewing


A shot of the pig on the spit at Big Head Brewery
Need something to do today? Saturday, October 13th head over to the Big Head Brewing 4th annual Spanferkel which also benefits the Wounded Warrior Project.

What's a Spanferkel? Basically, it's a German pig roast and it will be roasting away and ready to serve at about 12:30 pm.


Your Spanferkel plate will include:

· Pulled Pork Sandwich (or w/o bun)
· Potato Salad
· Baked Beans

The cost is $5.00 a plate and $1 of that will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project and Big Head will match all donations. So come hungry.

Get in to the spirit of Oktoberfest with a Big Head Oktoberfest mug featuring Big Head Heinrich (or Heinie as he likes to be called) our little German happy-go-lucky beer lover. I hear he's a big Brewers fan too. Get cheaper refills and the mug is yours to keep.

Big Heinie (1 L) = $9 Mug + $11 fills

Little Heinie (1/2 L) = $7 Mug + $6 fills
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