# Vineyards - Tamber Bey

https://tamberbey.com/vineyards

> Marketing / informational listing of vineyard sites and farming practices from the winery. Use for identifying which vineyards Tamber Bey works with, their terroir-focused philosophy, and farming claims; attribute claims to Tamber Bey when referenced.

## Summary

The page lists Tamber Bey’s estate and partner vineyards (including Oakville Estate, Deux Chevaux, Bien Nacido, Burnside, Fore Family, Jericho, LamBentz, Mes Filles, Radian, UV, Trio), describes a site-specific bottling philosophy started by Barry Waitte in 1999, presents an interactive vineyard map, and outlines sustainable farming practices used at their vineyards.

## Audience

general

## Prompts this page answers

- Which vineyards does Tamber Bey work with?
- What is Tamber Bey's approach to terroir and vineyard-designated wines?
- Which estate and partner vineyards are listed on the Tamber Bey vineyards page?
- What farming practices does Tamber Bey describe for long-term vineyard health?
- Is there a map of Tamber Bey's vineyard sites?

## Purpose

To present Tamber Bey’s vineyard sites, communicate their vineyard-specific winemaking philosophy and farming practices, and link to individual vineyard pages and site resources.

## Highlights

- Tamber Bey offers nine bottlings from two estate vineyards and multiple site-specific, vineyard-designated wines from Napa Valley, Sonoma County, Santa Barbara County, and Lake County.
- Barry Waitte (Tamber Bey vintner) acquired his first estate vineyard in 1999 and chose not to blend wines from the two initial sites, bottling unique expressions of each vineyard.
- The page lists estate and partner vineyards including Oakville Estate, Deux Chevaux, Bien Nacido, Burnside, Fore Family, Jericho, LamBentz, Mes Filles, Radian, UV, and Trio.
- An interactive vineyard map image is included (vineyards_map_1600.png).
- The site describes sustainable farming practices: planting cover crops, minimizing tilling, composting, protecting wildlife habitat, monitoring weather/soil/vine stress, and using irrigation sparingly.

## How to cite

Tamber Bey — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/

## Publisher

**Tamber Bey** — Tamber Bey Vineyards (site for the Tamber Bey winery), shown by site navigation, logo, and footer.

## Topics

- Tamber Bey vineyards
- Oakville Estate
- Deux Chevaux
- vineyard map
- sustainable viticulture
- vineyard-designated wines
- Barry Waitte

## Key entities

- **Barry Waitte** (person): Tamber Bey vintner; acquired the first estate vineyard in 1999 and chose to bottle unique expressions of each vineyard.
- **Oakville Estate** (other): Listed estate vineyard (Oakville). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/oakville-estate/
- **Deux Chevaux** (other): Listed estate vineyard (Yountville). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/deux-chevaux/
- **Bien Nacido** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Santa Maria Valley). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/bien-nacido/
- **Burnside** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Russian River Valley). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/burnside/
- **Fore Family** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Red Hills Lake County). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/fore-family/
- **Jericho Canyon Vineyard** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Calistoga). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/jericho/
- **LamBentz** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Napa Valley). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/lambentz/
- **Mes Filles** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Sonoma Coast). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/mes-filles/
- **Radian** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Sta. Rita Hills). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/radian/
- **UV** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Russian River Valley). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/uv/
- **Trio** (other): Listed partner vineyard (Yountville). — https://tamberbey.com/vineyards/trio/