LindenChase
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From the BBC Press Office:
"After two series of sipping at the font of Oz Clarke's wine wisdom, James May can tell his Riesling from his Rioja, identify a Californian Chardonnay at 20 paces and describe the plummy nose of a Shiraz without gritting his teeth.
This time, however, the duo are embarking on a tour of the UK on a quest to find the perfect home-grown tipple, from bitter to lager, cider and whisky.
Oz And James's Big British Adventure (working title) is the third series of the wine show featuring the nation's favourite odd couple Oz Clarke and James May.
James may he think he knows more about beer than Oz but he soon discovers Oz's drinks expertise isn't just confined to wine. Expect plenty of bickering, banter and drinking as Oz and James go on their third road trip together.
Oz And James's Big British Adventure is commissioned by Roly Keating and Lisa Edwards for BBC Two.
The executive producers are Mark Hill, Head of RDF Television West; Chris Stuart, Creative Director, Presentable; and Lisa Edwards for the BBC."
"After two series of sipping at the font of Oz Clarke's wine wisdom, James May can tell his Riesling from his Rioja, identify a Californian Chardonnay at 20 paces and describe the plummy nose of a Shiraz without gritting his teeth.
This time, however, the duo are embarking on a tour of the UK on a quest to find the perfect home-grown tipple, from bitter to lager, cider and whisky.
Oz And James's Big British Adventure (working title) is the third series of the wine show featuring the nation's favourite odd couple Oz Clarke and James May.
James may he think he knows more about beer than Oz but he soon discovers Oz's drinks expertise isn't just confined to wine. Expect plenty of bickering, banter and drinking as Oz and James go on their third road trip together.
Oz And James's Big British Adventure is commissioned by Roly Keating and Lisa Edwards for BBC Two.
The executive producers are Mark Hill, Head of RDF Television West; Chris Stuart, Creative Director, Presentable; and Lisa Edwards for the BBC."
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