Oz and James drink to Britain

Oz Clarke and James May are on our screens Tuesday 6th Jan, 8pm BBC2.

From the TV guide, TRAVEL: Oz and James Drink to Britain

Channel: BBC 2 North

Date: Tuesday 6th January 2009

Time: 20:00 to 20:30

Duration: 30 minutes.

Oz Clarke and James May travel through Britain and Ireland to discover the amazing array of drinks on offer. They start their journey on top of the White Cliffs and travel north to Yorkshire and Derbyshire to discover exactly what goes into a pint of beer. Oz tracks down the most northerly commercial vineyard in the country, and for the final part of the first leg of their trip they take to the rails, enjoying the beers in a string of real ale pubs located on station platforms.

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Paul
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I wouldn't be too surprised if Stalybridge and Dewsbury were on also.

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Paul Rigg

Yes, filmed in Dewsbury then Huddersfield then Stalybridge, then back to Dewsbury where they were seen to be feeling the effects! I just hope they haven't had to edit it down too much to avoid the phone-camera pointing crowds who had somehow found out beforehand!

Paul

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Paul

Don't suppose any of you gentlefolk might have recorded this and would be willing to upload it to TheBox.bz or UKNOVA so we in the US can see it as well?????

sam

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sam

All is well! It has been uploaded and I am downloading it.

Tan Hill, Huddersfield Railway Inn, Station at Dewsbury. Oh Wow! All my favorite pubs in one TV show.

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sam

Just watched it tonight - not a bad at all - I know it's part "docu", part "drama" (like the paper bag that the camera was firmly focussed on accidentally spilling malt inside the precious car! & James May buying Oz a Foster's just to annoy him) but pretty fun, informative & "good beer positive".

More of the same, I hope. cheers MikeMcG

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MikeMcG

For those who missed it it's still available from the BBC website.

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valeofbelvoirdrinker

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Sadly not available out of the UK. Had to download mine from TheBox.bz. Hope someone continues to upload these.

Reply to
sam

I was a bit disappointed that they went straight from Dover to Yorkshire in search of ale without having a couple of pints from the UK's oldest brewery. Do Shepherd Neame brew a bad ale?

Reply to
WolfWilf

I think the first has been put up in alt.binaries.multimedia

Reply to
Kev Crocombe

I thought James mention tan Hill Brewery, cannot seem to find this,I am sure the pub does not brew ?

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martyn dawe

martyn dawe wrote: > I thought James mention tan Hill Brewery, cannot seem to find this,I

The Tan Hill pubs is the only thing up there except the Pennine Way so it must be the pub. In my several visits I do not remember their own ales. Maybe it's a new thing??

sam

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sam

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