Volyn chocolate brand dominates international competition in London with one gold and five silver awards

The Ukrainian chocolate brand Sisters A. Chocolate from Lutsk won gold and five silver awards at the London International Academy of Chocolate competition.

This was reported on the company's website.

The Lutsk brand Sisters A. Chocolate was founded by sisters Olena Holodenko and Oleksandra Osipova.

The brand received awards for the following positions:

• Gold – Madagascar Mava Maliolio 75%;
• Silver – Tanzania 72% Kokoa Kamili;
• Silver – Dominican Öko-Karibe 100%;
• Silver – Peru 75% + Canerock Jamaican Spiced Rum;
• Silver – Peru 75% + Dewar Rattray Cask Islay Whiskey;
• Silver – Peru 55% with specialty coffee.

"Yesterday, we received the results, and at first, we couldn't believe them. And then we believed it, realized it and cried joyfully. We know that many of you love and buy our chocolate. Thank you for your support and trust – this is part of our awards," shared the brand's co-founder, Olena Holodenko.

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The Academy of Chocolate was founded in 2005 to promote the best chocolate producers in the world. If, at the beginning, the award accepted only 12 applications, then in 2023, their number increased to over 1,400 from more than 50 countries.

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