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Oz and James Drink to Britain: Episode 7

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Episode 7

BBC Two - Oz and James Drink to Britain, Episode 7

Oz and James begin their exploration of south-west England on a traditional cider farm.

Oz Clarke and James May travel through Britain to profile the drinks on offer. They begin an exploration of south-west England with a trip to a traditional cider farm in Somerset.

Oz Clarke and James May travel through Britain and Ireland to discover the amazing array of drinks on offer. 

Oz and James begin their exploration of south-west England with a trip to a traditional cider farm in Somerset, where they meet 'the Godfather of cider', Frank Naish, who at 84 is still going strong.

Then they head further west to sample some decidedly upmarket cider brandy before visiting the famous Plymouth Gin distillery, where James gets to make his own gin and Oz learns how to be a professional barman. And then disaster strikes the caravan, again. Luckily they break down outside a pub.

The next day finds them at the beautiful Camel Valley vineyard where, despite the typical August weather, rain, they enjoy tasting proper English wine. 

Finally they head for a delightful Cornish pub serving delicious Cornish beer. Oz has a surprise in store for James, which unfortunately for Oz backfires in a way he could not have predicted.

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Oz Clarke and James May discover the array of drinks on offer in Britain and Ireland

Oz Clarke and James May travel through Britain and Ireland to discover the amazing array of drinks that is on offer

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