
Erica Loi
Erica Loi is a writer who covered several news stories for Decanter.com between 2008 and 2009. In June 2008, she reported on a student at Le Cordon Bleu who wielded a knife and threatened to commit suicide after he discovered he couldn’t retake his exams. This was followed by news of a ‘specialist’ gang operating in Yorkshire who stole £60k-worth of wine.
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Rare Riojas up for auction at Christie’s VIDEO
Rare Rioja wines dating back to 1863 are coming under the hammer at Christie's to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Marques de Riscal.
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Student at Le Cordon Bleu threatens suicide
A Cordon Bleu cookery student wielding a knife threatened to commit suicide yesterday when he discovered he couldn’t retake his exams.
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French foreign legion launches wine
The French foreign legion is venturing into the wine industry to help raise money to fund its ageing veterans, it announced last week.
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Australia becomes New Zealand’s biggest market
Australia has overtaken the UK as the biggest export market for New Zealand wines, according to the country’s winegrowers’ association.
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Damien Hirst designs wine label for Comic Relief
The former wild man of British art, Damien Hirst, has designed an exclusive label for two new wines to help raise money for Comic Relief.
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Gary Andrus dies
Celebrated winemaker Gary Andrus has died aged 63 of pneumonia-related complications.
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Portuguese Wine Awards – Laithwaites triumphs
Laithwaites, Eyre Bros, Halifax wine company and wine writer Sarah Ahmed were amongst the winners at the annual Vini Portugal award ceremony.
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