Dinner with Alan’s Parents, Wine vs Milk and Shocking Christmas Presents
Bottoms Up! With Alan Carr and Lee PeartShow Notes
Alan and Lee continue their baby steps into the wonderful world of wine and this week they’re chatting about the worst ever Christmas gifts before solving another listener’s drink dilemma.
They discuss dinner with Alan’s parents, Lee being mistaken for a ‘bloke’ and how a bottle of semi-skimmed milk can teach them more about wine body and texture.
There’s also a surprise in store behind an advent door that neither of them saw coming, as the boys drink their way through another gloriously chaotic chapter of their wine adventure.
Drink responsibly, and as always… Bottoms Up!
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Chapters:
00:00 Coming Up
01:19 Lee's White Lies and dinner with Alan's parents
06:13 Bad Christmas presents
13:00 First date advent calendar?
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