German flavours served up in Meadowdale
A variety of German flavour beer, good food and great company bring the community together at the third annual Schwaben Meats Beer Festival.
Meadowdale played host to traditional German flavour, good food, and great company during the third annual Schwaben Meats Beer Festival.
Theresa Botha Sebastian, owner of Schwaben Meats, shared that the menu featured eisbein and pretzels alongside a variety of gin and beer on tap.
The Oompah Band also performed on the day.

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According to its website, Schwaben Meats proudly carries forward the legacy of Werner Sebastian, a third-generation Austrian Fleischermeister (master butcher).
Decades ago, Sebastian established a strong meat infrastructure in South Africa, driven by his passion for authentic European butchery and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

Now, with his family dedicated to reviving this heritage, he is passing down his exceptional skills and traditions to a new generation.
Sebastian’s expertise has shaped Schwaben into the trusted name it is today, where premium meats, handcrafted sausages, and authentic European deli products come together under one roof.
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By blending time-honoured butchery techniques with the highest quality standards, the business brings the rich flavours of Europe to the local community.

Beyond serving its loyal customers in-store, Schwaben also supplies premium meats and specialty products to wholesalers, ensuring that restaurants, hotels, and retailers have access to the same exceptional quality that defines the Schwaben brand.
Botha Sebastian thanked community members and loyal customers for their support.




