The last one was the smokiest and tasted a bit medicinal.
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This porridge-like mix would become Octomore, the smokiest single malt on the planet.
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Is it a coincidence that he chose one of the smokiest liquors on the planet for the job?
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Tokyo was set to be the smokiest Olympics in years if no action was taken, anti-smoking activists said.
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Tokyo was set to be the smokiest Olympic games in years if no action was taken, anti-smoking activists said.
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And it is now Delhi, India's capital, that cooks up the thickest and smokiest of those fogs that London once made.
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Most are named for the type of agave used to make the spirit, like Espadin, the mildest, and Tepeztate, with the smokiest flavor.
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Just in time to celebrate the smokiest of days, 420, comes a dope new shoe from the brick and mortar retailer BAIT and adidas Skateboarding.
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It still isn't the smokiest sauce I've ever had, but I could definitely taste this on a rack of ribs, or at least on a pulled pork sandwich.
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These songs stretch out with a languid theatricality, conjuring a sweeping romantic feel through sparsely arranged guitars and keyboards, and muted strings and horns, as she assumes her smokiest, most honey-coated voice.
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When the contest draws to a close on December 31, one grand prize winner will be awarded that smokiest of all prizes: a lifetime supply—up to 50 years' worth—of salty, fatty bacon.
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Chef Ben Marks keeps it simple—you don't need much besides lardo, pancetta, Parmesan, garlic, breadcrumbs, and egg yolks to make a vat of spaghetti into the richest, smokiest, most umami bowl of pasta you've ever tasted.
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The film was named 2014's "smokiest movie" by an anti-smoking group in China, featuring 45 smoking scenes in all, equivalent to someone smoking every 3.1 minutes.
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In around 1993 they released the 3rd & international album "Know You Will", after the promotion of the 3rd album James Coronel would leave the group. The remnants of the latest batch released the 4th album "Death Penalty" & disbanded a year later. In 1998 BMG Records (now Sony Music Philippines) released the fifth and final album of the Smokey Mountain "Smokiest Hits" with 12 tracks.
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The Stockport railway viaduct over the River Mersey Stockport Hatworks in 2012 Hatmaking was established in north Cheshire and south-east Lancashire by the 16th century. From the 17th century Stockport became a centre for the hatting industry and later the silk industry. Stockport expanded rapidly during the Industrial Revolution, helped particularly by the growth of the cotton manufacturing industries. However, economic growth took its toll, and 19th century philosopher Friedrich Engels wrote in 1844 that Stockport was "renowned as one of the duskiest, smokiest holes" in the whole of the industrial area.
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Neil Tennant of Smash Hits described the song as being the "darker side of Yazoo" and featuring "one of [Moyet's] smokiest vocals".Smash Hits - 11-24 November 1982 issue - Singles reviews - page 25 In a 2008 issue of The Advocate, the song was described as "smoldering". William Ruhlmann of AllMusic highlighted "Ode to Boy" as a standout track from You and Me Both by labeling it an AMG Pick Track. In a review of the album by music website Sputnikmusic, the song was described as "one of the high points on the record - dares to slow things down with a sluggish, dingy melody and disjointed, echoed vocals from Moyet".
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