And the winner is…….
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Vote now in the Eat Game Awards
The Eat Game Awards are a showcase for everything that’s brilliant about wild British game, and we need your help to find our winners.
Nominations for the Eat Game Awards have now closed, and we have our shortlist in each category. The roster of nominees includes a host of brand new names for this year, with some previous winners also making the short list too.Â
The nominees
How to vote
Voting is open now for all eight of our award categories. We have the very best in game butchers, chefs, restaurants, retailers, artisan producers, educators and influencers all waiting for your votes.Â
You can vote online via the Eat Game website. The process is very straightforward and it’s completely free. You’ll also find links to the nominees’ websites to give you a bit more background on each, should you need it. VOTE HERE.
Voting closes on 10 January 2022. The top three in each category will then go through to final judging, with the winner receiving their accolade at the Eat Game Awards on 23 March in London.
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