Two acres on the valley floor, dry-farmed since 1962. Concentrated dark fruit with a savory, herbal edge — the kind of Napa Cabernet that drinks like it's from somewhere quieter than the address suggests.
Hillside fruit from the eastern Vaca range — more iron and structure than the valley floor wines. Built for the long slow uncork; the first hour and the third taste different bottles.
The blender's wine — sites across the valley, brought together to honor the vintage. 2019 was a slow, even year; this is the wine that shows what happens when Napa is left alone to do what it does.
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Chardonnay grown for sparkling — picked early, kept honest. Méthode champenoise, two years on the lees, dosage at the lowest end of brut. A wine that wakes a table up without announcing itself.
A still white field blend — Marsanne, Roussanne, a thread of Viognier — fermented in neutral oak. Round and pollen-bright, the kind of bottle that surprises you in November when you forgot what whites can do.
Carneros fruit from the Beckstoffer family's home block — cooler, marine-influenced, picked at acidity rather than ripeness. Spends a year in 30% new French oak, comes out tasting like the bay air it grew next to.
All B. True wines ship together as one shipment from Napa. Free shipping over $200.
Some wineries begin with land. B. True began with a friendship. What started as a shared appreciation for great wine between Bill True and winemaker Brian Graham evolved into a label dedicated to one simple idea: exceptional vineyards deserve exceptional stewardship.
Rather than building a large production winery, the pair chose a different path. They seek out remarkable vineyard sites throughout Napa Valley and Sonoma County, working with growers they trust and producing wines in limited quantities that showcase the character of each vineyard rather than the influence of a house style.
Brian's winemaking journey has taken him from Bordeaux and Burgundy to some of California's most respected cellars, bringing a global perspective to every bottle. Bill's background in chemistry and sensory science provides an uncommon attention to balance, texture, and detail.
What drew Reserves & Rarities to B. True is not simply the quality of the wines, but the philosophy behind them. Small lots. Exceptional fruit. No shortcuts. Every bottle feels intentional, and every vintage reflects the people, places, and patience required to create something truly memorable.
Pair this collection with premium cuts from Brown Pearcy Cattle Company, selected to complement the structure, texture, and flavor profile of the wines. Each pairing is designed to turn the bottle into a full table experience.
Meat ships separately from the wine and is sold and fulfilled directly by Brown Pearcy Cattle Company.
