the implicit anger between them is always hilarious

When Rob Brydon does his Partridge impression, it gets me every single time. "Oh yes, that's very nice, that's a very nice wiiiiine"

A suggestion of celery.

"I was telling him how you've been struggling", lol.

“So what if it is corked”
“I dunno, he didn’t say”
Hahahaha

"And that, is a glass of, white wine.."
"Thank you Steve, as my colleague was saying, it's a glass of white wine.."

"I don't need the nod and the wink everytime" 😂😂😂

“Easy to follow? That’s a bit ironic! Breach of the Trade Description Act there”

Brydon is the "I" to Coogan's Withnail

I love these two. It's my new favourite YouTube binge.

Steve’s genuine attempt at tasting “testing” the wine was the finest acting I’ve seen in a long while.

"Was he speaking French? Because I didn't catch a lot of it." LOL

I've never heard Brydon do an impression of Coogan. pretty good!

These 2 together 😂
Total genius.

For beginners: You can tell a wine’s “corked” if none of it finds its way into your glass.

that is so perfect.... these interactions are golden.

1:40 he does a better partridge than steve coogan

This is an escape from real life

For many years, I tried the wine in restaurants, and would say, "Mm, delicious," or some such. Saw this clip, and the very next time I took my wife to dinner, when the time came, I tasted the wine, nodded gravely, and muttered "Not corked, that's fine." What a phony!

Omg the Leonard Rossiter was brilliant