Burgundy, the home of Pinot Noir, is not always known for juicy wines. But this red from Dubreuil-Fontaine is seriously open and inviting. It's a broad brush of red fruit - all the cherries, strawberries, redcurrants and all the red things, with just a little earthy undergrowth savouriness. Just try and resist!

Finding women-led wineries in Burgundy is not an easy proposition. It's perhaps a reflection of the traditions of a region that always has been about small, family-run plots and micro wineries. But still, it's something that stands out - and only serves to highlight Dubreuil-Fontaine beyond the excellent wines. For one thing, this estate doesn't lack history, with a family wine timeline that dates back to the 1870s, and now led by Christine Gruère-Dubreuil (and Hortense Gruère-Dubreuil as oenologist). While you can find wines from up and down the Burgundian hills in the Dubreuil-Fontaine range, the big highlights here come from vineyards around one of the most beautiful villages of the Côte de Beaune, Pernand-Vergelesses. Covering both detailed whites and expressive reds, the wines here always feel like welcome surprises - a reminder of what Burgundy can do if you look hard enough.