The Bluebell Discovery Case

Name: The Bluebell Discovery Case
Brand: Bluebell Vineyard Estates

Bluebell Vineyard Estates

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Exclusive Mixed Case From rare grape varieties to unexpected styles, The Bluebell Discovery Case brings together six of our most distinctive wines. Discover England’s only commercial Chasselas, our elegant still Pinot Noir, sparkling red Merlot and more — a selection designed for those who enjoy trying something a little different. What makes this case particularly special is the inclusion of grape varieties that are seldom seen in England. As one of the only producers in the country working with varieties such as Chasselas and Merlot, alongside the increasingly rare Seyval Blanc, this collect

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Registered at Companies House as BLUEBELL VINEYARD ESTATES LIMITED, number 01652215. Checked 2026-08-29.
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