MySQL REGEXP query - accent insensitive search

I'm looking to query a database of wine names, many of which contain accents (but not in a uniform way, and so similar wines may be entered with or without accents)

The basic query looks like this:

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugères[[:>:]]'

which will return entries with 'Faugères' in the title, but not 'Faugeres'

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faugeres[[:>:]]'

does the opposite.

I had thought something like:

SELECT * 
FROM `table` 
WHERE `wine_name` REGEXP '[[:<:]]Faug[eèêéë]r[eèêéë]s[[:>:]]'

might do the trick, but this only returns the results without the accents.

The field is collated as utf8_unicode_ci, which from what I've read is how it should be.

Any suggestions?!