Boyar Estates is raising the profile of its Bulgarian heritage with the introduction of two local grape varieties.
It has blended Dimiat with Chardonnay and Gamza with Merlot to create two new wines in its Blueridge range.
Each retails at under £4 and has been listed by Waitrose.
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2002-05-25T00:00:00+01:00
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