Exactly! Go to supermarket - Pick up even cheaper that this costs drink - enjoy!

You can do exactly the same thing (and I have done it myself) with a few 2 litre plastic bottles, some ordinary apple juice and a sachet of yeast. Less than a week and you have perfectly drinkable poor-mans' cider.

crossed with Aled Jones

don't they do that in prison

Not far off!

Yes, chaps, you should have pitched a music business. You could have been the new Hamfatter.

These guys are cringeworthy!

The chap in the yellow tie makes me think of Del Boy.

Ant and Dec have really let themselves go

Duncan's got his Xmas drinks sorted

Oops. The Daily mail readers will be complaining because Peter Jones said "pissed" before the watershed!!!

Ants narf put the beef on though

What happened to them? Did Peter make any money out of them?

I'm confused. What was Peter's issue just before Duncan invested? They were all saying it was a good one after they walked off. Why was Peter freaking out so much asking for another drink?

Talking of drinking there is a new addition this series to the Dragon's Den Drinking Game!

Consume a box full of this home brew cider kit whenever there is yet another reference to Deborah Meaden and Strictly Come Dancing!

It was a bit awkward/weird yeah, I think Peter and Duncan don't get on at all and they were trying to make it humorous

And then the sudden about turn, I don't get why Peter was suddenly like 'wish I had stayed in' when they picked some projected profit numbers out of thin air...

Could someone explain what the "Dog Collar" was supposed to do? I ran it back & still didnt get it........& tea in a Pringles tube? Why.

I was under the impression they were good friends? I do recall Duncan saying Peter was very kind when Duncan's wife left him. I suppose we all have our off days though.

The dog collar had an extending lead built into it - allowing the owner to pull it out when walking the dog. Afterwards the lead wound itself back into the collar.

Has Peter become a slightly vindictive therapist or something? Every week he picks on one of the pitchers, says something along the lines of 'You've had it tough haven't you?', then repeats things like 'You've GOT NOTHING LEFT' until they cry.

Then the knight in shining armour says..'I'm out'.

I thought I had read that there was a reason they sat on opposite sides of the room, but I can't remember where I had read it, so maybe you are right

Well they have regularly invested together since the start - though admittedly the last time was in late 2012.

I used to do the same thing with cartons of grape juice to make cheap wine in old sterilised water containers but even with champagne yeast and decent quality brewing chemicals it still turned out to be nowhere near the standard of the cheapest quality wine that you can buy in the supermarkets. It would cost approximately £5 to make 6 bottles of wine. It may have been cheap but what's the point if you end up throwing half of it away because it's vile. When you can buy a cheap bottle of wine for about £2.50 from Aldi then it really is more hassle than it's worth with all the faffing around you have to do just to end up with a poor quality wine or beer that's barely good enough to cook with.

I got really good at home brewing but could never get results that tasted anywhere near as good as the mass produced stuff you can buy in the shops so in the end I gave up and decided that even a really cheap £2 bottle of no frills wine from Aldi tasted better than the stuff you can do yourself. I guess home brewing is OK if you don't mind drinking shite and just just wanna get pissed cheaply but if you want a half decent tasting wine then there are far better alternatives. I tried the more expensive wine kits which I got quite good results with but to get one that tastes as good as the wine you can buy in the shops then you have to pay about £15 a kit. With all the faffing around you have to do it's not really worth the bother.

Like Peter Jones said, it's a fun novelty thing to do that appeals to students who don't mind getting hammered on cheap nasty rubbish but you can buy a 3l bottle of cheap no frills cider in Asda for about £2 that I guarantee will still look and taste ten times better than home brew.

Is anyone else totally bored with this series with it's constant stream of food or drink related businesses? It seems to be more of the same thing every week.