Meet 9 women from across Europe: among them an ex-graphic designer turned winemaker in the middle of the Austrian capital; the sisters in Burgenland who told their father that they had a plan and that he had to back off; the winemaker in the Jura who trusts only herself and her feelings without regard to what others may think; a steward of nature in Sicily, driven by one thing – to leave a legacy for future generations.

Wine writer Camilla Gjerde and photographer Cecilia Magnusson have met some of the female trailblazers on the natural wine scene, travelling by train and bike in once-obscure wine regions in Italy, France and Austria, to let you take part in nine women’s unique stories.

We Don’t Want Any Crap in Our Wine is the first book focusing solely on women producers of natural wine.

Originally from Paris, Julie Balagny spent years making wine for others in the southwest of France before deciding to branch out on her own and when the time came in 2009, she wound up in Beaujolais – a winemaker with a rare touch, producing Gamay with a level of detail and finesse others can only dream of.

Glou Glou is a light and refreshing line-up that is incredibly drinkable. The name’s inspired by the sound of wine racing down the throat—a hint at the juicy, quaffable qualities of these wines.

Notes from this set: Raspberry fruit, rose petal, citrus, stone fruits, mineral and leafy notes.