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Why are bourbon barrels charred before the bourbon goes in?The charred oak helps give bourbon its colour and develops flavour as the spirit ages.Old Virginia spends six years in new, charred oak barrels, picking up notes of warming spice, vanilla, caramel and wood along the way.Taste the flavour shaped by six years in charred oak. Find Old Virginia 6YO Bourbon 700ml at your local Big Barrel.#BourbonHeritageMonth #BigBarrel #BigRangeBiggerDeals … See MoreSee Less
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Who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? ๐ŸชTo celebrate the launch of our new Cookies & Cream White Stout, Nom Nom, we're giving away a custom-made cookie to the first 20 customers who order our new brew! Big shoutout to @ruchita_bakes for crafting these treats.Each cookie features a rich, soft-baked cookie base (made with our in-house grains!) topped with cookies and cream icing and crunchy sprinkles. This is the ultimate decadent pairing that will satisfy even the most intense cookie monster.Limit 1 per customer, please! While supplies last on Wednesday, 23 September. … See MoreSee Less
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Living with pain for a long time can make it feel like it's something you simply have to accept, but that's not always the case.As part of our Ask a Peak Physio series for Pain Awareness Month, we're answering another common question.Have a question you'd like one of our physiotherapists to answer? Let us know in the comments, we may feature it in a future post. #PainAwarenessMonth #PeakPhysio #Physiotherapy #ChronicPain #PainManagement #WellingtonPhysio #MoveBetter … See MoreSee Less
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Refresh your kitchen essentials with the White Magic Eco Basics Plastic Free Dish Brush.Made from natural, plastic-free materials, it's a simple way to reduce plastic in your home without compromising on performance.Find yours at Markholms. … See MoreSee Less
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Too much laundry? Donโ€™t let it send you spinning! ๐ŸคชGet your loads sorted faster at Liquid Laundromat and enjoy more time doing the things you actually want to do.Plus, load $100 on your Liquid Card and get an extra $5 bonus credit!Take a load off and visit Liquid Laundromat today. … See MoreSee Less
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Daylight saving starts tonight! โ˜€๏ธDon't just change your clocks this weekend. Check your emergency supplies too. โฐWhen you put your clocks forward one hour, take a few extra minutes to:๐Ÿ”ฆ Test your torches ๐Ÿ”‹ Check your batteries and power banks ๐ŸŽ’ Refresh your grab bags ๐Ÿ’ง Check your stored water ๐Ÿ“ป Make sure your radio worksFind out more at getready.govt.nz … See MoreSee Less
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โœ… 4PM UPDATE, 27 Sepโ€“ SEVERE WEATHER WARNINGS LIFTEDKia ora Wellington Region, MetService has now lifted the severe weather warnings for our region.The Strong Wind Warnings for Wellington and Wairarapa, and the Heavy Rain Warning for the Tararua Range, have now ended.While the worst of the weather has passed, please continue to take care if youโ€™re out and about. There may still be fallen trees and branches, damaged powerlines, surface flooding, slips or debris on roads following todayโ€™s weather.โšก If you come across a fallen or damaged powerline, stay well clear and treat it as live.๐Ÿš— Take care on the roads and be mindful that some areas may still be affected by the weather.Thanks to everyone who prepared, kept up with the warnings and looked out for those around them.Take care,WREMO Duty Team…..โš ๏ธ UPDATE โ€“ 10AM SUNDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER โš ๏ธMetService has updated the warnings for our region this morning.๐Ÿ’จ Wellington: The Orange Strong Wind Warning remains in place until 12pm. Severe northwest gales may still gust to 120 km/h in exposed places. Around midday, winds are expected to switch to strong or gale southerlies, briefly gusting to 90 km/h.๐Ÿ’จ Wairarapa: The Orange Strong Wind Warning remains in place until 3pm, with severe west to northwest gales gusting to 120 km/h in exposed places. Winds are expected to ease from the south this afternoon.๐ŸŒง๏ธ Tararua Range: The Orange Heavy Rain Warning remains in place until 2pm. A further 40โ€“60 mm of rain is expected on top of what has already fallen, with peak rates of 15โ€“20 mm/h from late this morning.โšก Power outages remain possible with winds of this strength. Keep phones and power banks charged, secure loose outdoor items and stay well clear of any fallen trees or powerlines.Take care and keep checking MetService for the latest information.WREMO Duty Teamโš ๏ธ๐Ÿ’จ STRONG WIND & HEAVY RAIN WARNINGS โ€“ WELLINGTON REGION 27 Sept ๐Ÿ’จ๐ŸŒง๏ธโš ๏ธKia ora Wellington Region โ€” some rough weather is heading our way on Sunday, with Orange Strong Wind Warnings covering Wellington and Wairarapa, and an Orange Heavy Rain Warning for the Tararua Range.๐Ÿ’จ WellingtonFrom 8amโ€“12pm Sunday, severe northwest gales are forecast, with gusts reaching 120 km/h in exposed places.๐Ÿ’จ WairarapaFrom 7amโ€“3pm Sunday, severe west to northwest gales are forecast, with gusts reaching 120 km/h in exposed places.โš ๏ธ Strong winds could damage trees and powerlines and cause power outages. Charge your phones and power banks, have torches handy, and make sure youโ€™re prepared in case the power goes out.๐Ÿ  Bring inside or tie down anything that could be picked up by strong winds, including outdoor furniture, bins and trampolines.๐Ÿš— Take extra care on the roads, particularly in exposed areas and if youโ€™re driving a high-sided vehicle or riding a motorcycle.๐ŸŒง๏ธ Tararua RangeFrom 6amโ€“2pm Sunday, 60โ€“90 mm of rain is expected, with peak rates of 15โ€“20 mm/h Sunday morning.๐Ÿ‘‰ Streams and rivers may rise rapidly, with surface flooding and slips possible.๐Ÿ‘‰ Clear stormwater drains where it is safe to do so.๐Ÿ‘‰ Never walk, play, swim or drive through floodwater.Keep an eye on the forecast as conditions develop and check MetService warnings for the latest information. MetService is the official source for New Zealand severe weather warnings. about.metservice.comTake care,WREMO Duty Team … See MoreSee Less
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