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Homebrew Cask : installez des logiciels avec le terminal

Si vous avez déjà installé des programmes non pas prêts à l'emploi, mais à compiler sur votre machine, vous avez sans doute croisé la route de Homebrew. Ce service ajoute un gestionnaire de paquets au système d'Apple et, une fois installé, il suffit d .... and more »

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Leeds landlady excels in front of CAMRA

The Leeds branch of CAMRA has been raising a glass to the landlady at The Fleece in Farsley after a rapid rejuvenation helped her to clinch the title for the most improved pub in the city. Gina Howard only took over the reins at the inn on Town Street ....

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New brewery almost ready to open in El Cajon

In putting the deal together, URBN St. Brewing Co. co-founder Alex Carballo teamed up with URBN Restaurants CEO Jon Mangini (URBN Coal Fired Pizza in Vista and URBN Coal Fired Pizza/Bar, Gang Kitchen and Basic Pizza in San Diego) and Stone ...

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Craft beers find their place on menus of US airlines

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Attention passengers, craft beer has reached 35,000 feet. As the airline industry works to improve its food and beverage options, a new trend has emerged - airlines adding craft beers to their in-flight offerings. The assumption is ....

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CAMRA name Star Inn at Vogue as best pub in Cornwall

A PUB in St Day that is home to a hair salon and library has been named as the best in Cornwall. The Star Inn at Vogue was given the prestigious title by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Although a traditional pub equipped with local real ales, food ....

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CAMRA Announces Best Greater Manchester Pubs

CAMRA, the guardians of real ale since 1971, now boast over 160k members with tens of thousands of volunteers scouring pubs across the land to compile a list of the Top 210 Pubs of the Year. Pubs are judged on the quality and range of their real ale ....

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Denver considers Washington Park beer ban

Denver Parks and Rec is considering banning beer at the park altogether. Right now, people can drink it at any city park but only beer that is no more than 3.2 percent alcohol. And it has to be in a can. Denver City Councilman Chris Nevitt sent a .... and more »

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