
Nominations now open for the 2026 Eat Game Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Eat Game Awards – have your say and celebrate those leading the way in bringing game from field to fork.
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Eat Game Award nominations close on 14 December, giving you just over a week to put forward the chefs, producers and businesses who champion game on the plate.
The Eat Game Awards highlight the skill and hard work involved in bringing game meat to consumers.Â
This year’s categories cover best game restaurant, best pub or bar, best chef, best game butcher, best game retailer and best game product. There is also an award for individuals and groups who promote game through education or community projects. New for this year is the rising star award, which seeks to recognise emerging talent in the sector.
Anyone can nominate, so if you know a business or individual that deserves recognition, let us know about them before nominations close on 14 December 2025.
BASC runs the Eat Game Awards to promote British wild game and give consumers inspiration and information about sourcing and cooking it.Â
With just over a week left, this is your final chance to put your favourites forward and underline the strength of Britain’s game sector.
Get more information on the award categories and how to nominate here.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Eat Game Awards – have your say and celebrate those leading the way in bringing game from field to fork.

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