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At the moment it seems my best way is to use a CSS aggregating plugin. I am using Autoptimize and it works very well, picks up my 40 CSS files and bundles into one. It remains to be seen whether I get penalised for render blocking.
It would be nice to have a more targetted solution; gather all the CSS for only the blocks used on the page and parcel that up into one file. The other page CSS can take care of itself. It might even be that the first two blocks (above the fold) could be put into a separate file.
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