Three Steeds Returns

Created to commemorate. Sold to support.

A Napa Valley red blend from the Deux Chevaux Vineyard, brought back to raise money for three organizations near and dear to Tamber Bey. Half the proceeds from every bottle go to their work.

2023 Vintage Red Stable Wine $55 50% to Our Partners

The Return

A wine that gives back.

Tamber Bey made the first Three Steeds to commemorate the opening of the winery in 2013 — which is where the name Red Stable Wine comes from. The second label built a following, and then it went quiet.

It returns with the 2023 vintage, and this time it comes back with a job. Tamber Bey will donate half the proceeds from each bottle sold to three organizations near and dear to this ranch: Sunrise Horse Rescue, Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center, and Friends of Napa County Animal Shelter.

A bottle of Three Steeds Red Stable Wine lying on tan saddle leather beside a coiled rope.

The Wine

2023 Three Steeds Red Stable Wine

A blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec from the Deux Chevaux Vineyard in Yountville — the same fruit that goes into Tamber Bey’s Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Bordeaux-style blends.

Price: $55 Per 750ml bottle. Member discounts do not apply — that margin goes to our community partners.
Blend: 51% Merlot, 47% Cabernet Sauvignon, 2% Malbec
Vineyard: Deux Chevaux Vineyard, Yountville AVA
Appellation: Yountville
Tasting Notes: Merlot leads with plum and black cherry. Cabernet Sauvignon builds the frame — cassis, cedar, a firm line of tannin — and a touch of Malbec adds violet and a darker edge. Supple through the middle, long and savory at the close.
Release: October 1, 2026

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50%

of the proceeds from each bottle sold.

Tamber Bey will donate half the proceeds from every bottle of Three Steeds to Sunrise Horse Rescue, Giant Steps and Friends of Napa County Animal Shelter. Longtime enthusiasts of Tamber Bey will recognize all three.

A horse grazing in a sunlit pasture behind a bottle of Three Steeds Red Stable Wine.

Our Community Partners

Organizations near and dear to Tamber Bey.

Rescue

Sunrise Horse Rescue

Sunrise ran its rescue and sanctuary from Tamber Bey’s Calistoga ranch for four years before moving down the street to a larger facility. Tamber Bey still supports its programs, and Sunrise remains 100% donor supported.

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Therapeutic Riding

Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center

Giant Steps provides therapeutic riding programs for adults and children with physical and mental disabilities. Tamber Bey’s Tiki was the favorite mount there for eight years.

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Animal Welfare

Friends of Napa County Animal Shelter

Founded in 2017 by shelter volunteers, Friends funds and runs programs for pet adoption, lifetime care, volunteering and community education — so families can stay together.

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Choose Where Yours Goes

Designate your donation.

50% of proceeds from each bottle sold go to support these organizations. Money collected will be divided evenly.

If you would like your donation to go specifically to one of these organizations, then please use the gift message field at checkout to leave a note.

One Horse in Particular

Tiki

Tiki was Barry Waitte’s prized endurance horse — the big gray with a heart of gold that anyone who has visited the winery recently will remember. When he retired from racing, he found a second calling at Giant Steps.

For eight years he was the favorite mount there, carrying the riders who needed a steady horse most. Giant Steps retired him at 24, and he came home to Tamber Bey to live out his years. He shares a pasture again with Reve, the chestnut Arabian he once raced beside, who Tamber Bey tracked down and brought home after finding him listed free to a good home.

Read Their Full Story

Tiki and Reve, retired endurance horses, at the Tamber Bey ranch.

The Label

Tamborina, Beyamo and Sam.

Barry Waitte commissioned the painting on the label to commemorate his first three Arabian horses. The original hangs in the tasting room in Calistoga.