Early music is always a feast for the ears, but this week's show might just tempt your palate as well! The Orlando Consort serves up songs about delicious French wine, and what might happen when you've had a drop too much. We'll also hear an anonymous 15th century song about an unforgettable banquet, and another celebrating the wonders of eggs. We'll end our 'meal' with a performance of Bach's Coffee Cantata.

• Guillaume Dufay: Adieu ce bon vins de Lannoy. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Juan Ponce: Ave Color Vini Clari. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Juan del Encina: Oy comamos y bebamos. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Gilles Binchois: Je ne vis onques. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Anon.: La plus grand chière. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Richard Smert: The Boare’s Head. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Anon.: Trinkt und Singt. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• Ludwig Senfl: Von edler Art. Performed by The Orlando Consort.
• J.S. Bach: The Coffee Cantata. Performed by Rogers Covey-Crump, tenor; David Thomas, bass; Emma Kirkby, soprano; The Academy of Ancient Music. 
• Matthias Greiter: Von Eyren. Performed by The Orlando Consort.