Voting for the 2018 Eat Game Awards - a wonderful initiative celebrating our beautiful British game meat - closes on September 30th. Vote for your favourite shortlisted nominees today!
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The Eat Game Awards is a brand-new initiative created by three leading British businesses, James Purdey & Sons Ltd, Boisdale Restaurants and Taste of Game, bringing together the shooting, game meat and hospitality sectors to celebrate the wild game meat produced in Britain.
The Awards embark on a national search to find the champions of British game and to reward their success, innovation and passion in working with this natural countryside harvest. The Eat Game Awards website previously called for the general public to nominate their favourite game meat business or person, and they are now able to vote for their top nominees from the 12th August to the 30th September 2018.
The individual or business with the most votes will win in each category. The results will be announced at the Eat Game Awards dinner at Boisdale Canary Wharf on the 9th October 2018. The addition of a Scottish Prize, in partnership with Scotland’s Natural Larder (SNL), will cover the ‘Best Scottish Entry’ in each of the categories (excluding Champion of Champions).
The nominated charity that the Awards will be supporting is The Country Food Trust, whose aim is to feed those in need with game meat casseroles packaged in ready-to-eat long-life pouches.
To vote, just CLICK HERE
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The shortlisted nominees for each category in the 2018 East Game Awards are as follows:
BEST RESTAURANT
Bistro Forty-Six – Jesmond, Newcastle
Caddy Man – Mouthooly, Jedburgh
The Shed, Rabbit & Nutbourne – London
Tweed Restaurant – Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
The Cart Shed – Epping, Essex
The Jugged Hare – Barbican, London
Mrs Miller’s – Culgaith, Cumbria
Marchbank Country House Hotel – Longtown, Carlisle
The Game Bird – St. James’s, London
The Pig Hotel – Brockenhurst, Hampshire
BEST PUB
The Bell Hotel – Winslow, Buckinghamshire
The Kings Arms – Wing, Oakham, Rutland
The Sutton Keeper – Sutton, Macclesfield
Holly Bush – Church Broughton, Derby
Ye Olde Red Lion Bicker – Bicker, Lincolnshire
Sinclair’s Kitchen – Forfar, Angus
The Ferry House Inn – Harty, Isle of Sheppey
The Malet Arms – Newton Tony, Wiltshire
The Rigbye Arms – Wrightington, Lancashire
The Talbot at Knightwick – Knightwick, Worcestershire
BEST CHEF
Tristan Prudden – Constable Burton Hall, North Yorkshire
Adam Fanson – Loyton Lodge, Devon
Bob Wright – The Eagles Inn, Powys
Chris Lee – Bildeston Crown, Suffolk
Jessica Noy – The Gamekeeper’s Daughter, Suffolk
Fergus Henderson – St. John Restaurant, London
Tom Kitchin – The Kitchin Restaurant, Edinburgh
Tom Aikens – Tom’s Kitchen, Birmingham & London
Philip Howard – Elystan Street, London
Richard Corrigan – Corrigan’s, Lonon
Brett Graham – The Ledbury, London
Tom Godber-Ford Moore – Edgcott Farm, Somerset
BEST FARMERS MARKET
Ox Close Game – Wetherby, North Yorkshire
The Clucking Pig – Maske, North Yorkshire
The Velveteen Rabbit Luncheon Club – Stockton-On-Tees
Beth’s Mogador – Folkestone, Kent
Clinton Venison – Budleigh, Salterton, Devon
Stour Valley Game – Chilham, Kent
Country Box – Norwich, Norfolk
Gisby’s Game – New Alresford, Hampshire
Seriously Good Venison – Lower Friarton, Perth
BEST ADDED VALUE PRODUCT
Apley Farm Shop – Norton, Shropshire
Cwmfarm – Pontardawe, Swansea
Standbury Wild Game Pies – Cheriton Bishop, Devon
Truly Traceable – Halesworth, Suffolk
Hadrian’s Game Larder – Hexham, Northumberland
Norfolk Charcuterie – King’s Lynn, Norfolk
Furness Game – Grange-over-sands, Cumbria
Wild & Game – Westbury on Trym, Bristol
Great Glen Charcuterie – Roy Bridge, Highlands
Duchy Charcuterie – Redruth, Cornwall
BEST MULTIPLE
Morrisons
Iceland
Marks & Spencer
Booths Supermarket
Aldi
Waitrose
Lidl
Sainsbury
GAME HERO
Angus Gowns Moorland – Angus
Wayne Tuffin – Shropshire. Welsh Marches
Tristan Prudden – Constable Burton Hall, North Yorkshire
Mark Howard – Glemham Hall Estate, Suffolk
Lincolnshire Game – Boston, Lincolnshire
The Scott Rea Project – St. Johns, Worcestershire
Rachel Richards – Kingussie High School, Inverness
Hunter Gather Cook – Lewes, Sussex
Keith Watson – Game for the Table
Ralph Skirpek – Butler’s Pantry, Derby
Tim Maddems – Yarcombe, Devon
Tim Woodward – The Country Food Trust, London
James Martin, TV Chef
Jamie Oliver, TV Chef
Anglea Harnett, TV Chef
Rosemary Shrager, TV Chef
BEST BUTCHER
The Scott Rea Project – Worcester
Lavenham Butchers – Suffolk
Tim Hanks – Cornwalls’s Butchers, Ross on Wye
Chapmans Butchers – Hertfordshire
John Murray – Butcher & Game Dealer – West Sussex
Andy Beresford – Crouch End, North London
Mills & Sons (and Daughter) – Southwold, Suffolk
M. Moen & Sons – Clapham, London
Craigie Butchers – Kirkwall, Orkney
Gabriel Machin – Henley on Thames
BEST SMALL RETAILER
Danestream Farm Shop – New Milton, Hampshire
Bampton Game – Tiverton, Devon
The Wild Meat Company – Woodbridge, Suffolk
The Weyhill Farmshop – Andover, Hampshire
Foxholes Farm Shop – Hertford, Hertfordshire
Maisebrooke Farm Shop – Beccles, Suffolk
Partridges – Chelsea, London
Darts Farm Shop – Topsham, Devon
The Dorset Game Larder – Blandford, Dorset
Fonab Farm Foods – Pitlochry, Perthshire