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Thursday's drinks event - win a case of wine!
Those lovelorn valentines looking to drown their sorrows can throw their hats into the ring for a super box of vino supplied by our new friends at Kumala.
So if you're lovelorn, or even if you're not, why not come along and fight it out with the rest of us for the lovely case of South African social lubricant.
The PR bumf says: "Using the Western Cape's abundant sunshine and only the very best fruit from this wine making paradise, Kumala's free vibrant range of reds, white and rosés offer a taste of adventure."
Top hole stuff.
Remember:
Albannach Bar
Date: Thursday 15 Feb 2007
Start: 19:30
Address: 66 Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DS
Charing Cross tube station on the Bakerloo Line - take the Cockspur Street exit.
If you're intending to come along, please drop Clare a quick email: clare@journalism.co.uk to let us know.
You’ve got to be in it to win it…
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