In reply to Lynsety:
My training partner loves her liv lagma. The only downside is that its not full hydraulic discs, but a cable/hydraulic converter on the handlebars, so it uses the standard brifters (ugly terms for brake/shifter levers). Their other bikes are also good. The wheels are the weakest part (low spec unless carbon, but carbon v good) , though they don't spec an absolutely complete groupset often, e. G. 105 cassette on ultegra bike. Often come tubeless which may be a pro or a con for you. Personally I'm not a convert.
I've got a canyon and although I'm a boy the women's bikes seem to also be well regarded. You won't have the local backup of a dealer though.
Can I just ask why discs on a dry weather bike. If for backup compatibility with another disc bike I understand that, but for a dry weather bike, there but a major advantage. My commute bike is disc, race bike not. Saves about 500g currently not having them.