Truly Traceable Game Pie

The Wild Meat Company

£11.5

Available all year A game pie made with venison, pheasant and partridge meat Handmade shortcrust pastry glazed with free-range egg Each pie (210g) serves one and offered in packs of 2 Arrives chilled ready to cook or alternatively to store in your freezer cook from frozen This pie is made exclusively for the Wild Meat Company, using prime cuts of venison, pheasant and partridge. Traditionally one of the favourite ways of eating game, pies like this have been made for centuries in country houses and cottages to eat cold when out in the field or at work. Makes a great meal when served hot at hom

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE WILD MEAT COMPANY LIMITED, number 03910823. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Truly Traceable Game Pie

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