Posh Pals, Christmas Pet Peeves and Bottoms Up! The Musical?
Bottoms Up! With Alan Carr and Lee PeartShow Notes
Alan and Lee are back and it’s Christmas Eve! The boys discuss their Christmas pet peeves over a festive favourite glass of mulled wine, and help out a listener who needs to impress their partner’s posh friends.
Find out why Alan gets frustrated at this time of the year and reveals a secret to Lee that almost makes him bring up his mince pie. And theatre producer turned wine expert Libby Brodie sits down with the boys to share her favourite fizz for the season.
Join Alan and Lee for some festive fun as they drink their way through another week in wine.
Drink responsibly, and as always… Bottoms Up!
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Chapters:00:00 Coming Up00:47 Christmas Mulled Wine! 05:17 Christmas Songs, Pet Peeves and Gifts11:54 A Wine For Posh Friends19:19 Libby Brodie's Festive Fizz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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