Hermitage Cognacs toast four Master awards at Global Cognac Masters 2022
We are thrilled to announce that the Cognac Masters 2022 results have just been released and it was an exceptional medal haul for Hermitage.
A Master Medal was awarded to all four entrants, providing the best set of results for Hermitage ever. These latest winners are:
Hermitage 10 Year Old Grande Champagne Cognac. Judge’s comments: Candied orange aromas. Really nice texture to this Cognac, hints of spice and rich fruitiness. Very sippable actually, would also be ideal for mixing.
Hermitage 25 Year Old Grande Champagne Cognac. Judges’ comments: Superbly expressive nose with rancio, cedar wood and sandalwood, followed by deep dark dried fruits – raisins, prunes, sultanas – milk choc, vanilla, delicious juicy peach and plump sultana, deep woody spices add wonderful earthy notes, long finish that keeps going.
Hermitage 1975 Grande Champagne Cognac. Judges’ comments: Very resinous palate, dry tannins, slightly saline. Hint of bitterness, stone fruits.
Hermitage 1972 Petite Champagne Cognac Judges’ comments: Well-rounded palate- some citrus mid-palate, lifts everything. Nice combo of fruit, sweetness and spice – higher ABV holds well. Complex and well balanced.
The MD, David Baker, said
“We are really thrilled by this unprecedented recognition for our brandies. We work incredibly hard to source the very best cognacs we can find in the region, always from single estates and with age statements attached to them, and this is a tremendous reward for our efforts. It also demonstrates that it’s possible to have exceptional quality, even in the more modest ranges such as with our 10 year old Grande Champagne (which won Master in the the VSOP – single estate flight).”
Read more about the competition results here: The Cognac Masters 2022 results – The Spirits Business
The results are out! We entered 4 of our ever-expanding range of Grande Champagne cognacs into The Spirits Business Cognac Masters this year and came away with 2 x GOLD medals and 2 x MASTER medals. These could be our best results yet.