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Win a beautiful bottle of wine
Premium Cellars are hosting a launch evening this Friday evening at the Caledonian Hotel, Jesmond, Newcastle and to celebrate Bdaily have teamed up with the Premium Cellars team to offer a lucky Bdaily reader the chance to win a beautiful bottle of wine.
The informal event will premiere Premium Cellars’ pioneering philosophy towards delivering high quality, unusual labels from around the world. The first location covered will be the beautiful hidden wonders of Georgia- and beyond.
To enter into the competition, simply email info@premiumcellars.co.uk, answering the following question with the subject line ’Bdaily’:
Saperavi grapes are used for wine production in which country?
To be eligible for the competition entrants need to be present on the evening, please state the names of any guests attending within your email.
Good luck!
The launch event is taking place on Friday 22nd June, from 7pm, at the Caledonian Hotel, Jesmond, Newcastle. Tickets cost £10 per person, payable on the night, and can places can be registered by emailing info@premiumcellars.co.uk
Terms and Conditions
> The draw will take place at the launch event on Friday 22nd June and randomly selected by a representative from Premium Cellars.
> To be eligible for the competition, entrants need to be present on the evening, please state the names of any guests attending within the email.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jonny Marshall .
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