Win a 'dinner in the sky'

Sunday 23 August 2009 00:00 BST

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If the idea of sipping wine while dining 200ft up in the air appeals, then read on.

Dinner in the Sky may sound outlandish but it's gathered quite a following and, in a collaboration with California-based wine producers Ravenswood, it's in the UK on Saturday dangling from a crane above London's South Bank.

There are few places available – we have two pairs of tickets for our readers. Simply send an email to newreview@independent.co.uk (with a contact phone number) requesting a pair, and two winners will be selected at random at noon on Wednesday. www.ravenswoodwine.co.uk

This competition is now closed. Congratulations to the winners, Heather Creaghan, Durham, and James Donovan, London.

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Win a 'dinner in the sky'