Now talk about unusual.
This whisky is not common to find in a single barrel single malt expression, I am sure it is a component or even main component of many blenders for its unique smokiness but man, this is a beast – compelling whisky that makes you really love drinking whisky.
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Voters are watching closely. The campaign has not even fully kicked off and already the trends favour a more fragmented parliament with stronger minor parties.
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In a move described on Stuff’s own website today as a “bombshell”, Hooton replaces Tracy Watkins, who is becoming the director of communications at Business NZ.
The word for today is… arrogate (verb) - 1a: to claim or seize without justification b: to make undue claims to having : assume 2: to claim on behalf of another : ascribe Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : The resemblance between arrogate and arrogant is more than coincidence: they both have the Latin verb
