B Cellars
Creative food-and-wine flights served on a breezy patio in Oakville. Arrive hungry and book ahead — the kitchen is as serious as the cellar.
Oakville
You choose the wineries. We handle everything between them — the routing, the reservations, the timing and the driving. A private chauffeur, a luxury vehicle and a day built entirely around your taste.
No fixed itineraries, no group buses, no compromises. Your day is assembled around the wineries you actually want to visit.
Send us the names — a bucket list, a reservation you already hold, or a shortlist from our guide. We work with 400+ estates across Napa and Sonoma, from cult labels to hidden family cellars.
We sequence the stops by geography and tasting length, secure reservations where possible, and time the drive so you arrive relaxed — never rushed, never early enough to wait in a car park.
Your chauffeur collects you at your hotel, villa or private aviation terminal and stays with you all day. Cold water, blankets, umbrellas and a phone charger are already in the car.
Napa is sixty minutes long and thirty minutes wide, and the best days are never the busiest ones. A private car means you can change your mind at lunch, stay an extra hour at the estate you fell in love with, and skip the one that did not.
It also means nobody in your group has to volunteer as the driver — the single most common way a wine tour goes wrong. You taste everything. We handle the road.
New to the valley? Start with our private Napa Valley wine tour guide. Coming up from the city? See the wine tour from San Francisco.
Creative food-and-wine flights served on a breezy patio in Oakville. Arrive hungry and book ahead — the kitchen is as serious as the cellar.
OakvilleA storybook estate garden in St. Helena, all roses and old vines. One of the most beautiful places in the valley to spend an unhurried afternoon.
St. HelenaA former music producer's retro-modern project on Highway 29 — mid-century architecture, low-intervention wine, and a very good soundtrack.
NapaAlready in the valley, or coming up from the city? Both are private, and both begin with the wineries you want to visit.
How a private day works, how to choose wineries by appellation, sample itineraries and what is included.
Read the Napa Valley guide →Pickup areas, bridge routes, departure times and how to structure a Napa or Sonoma day trip from the Bay Area.
Read the San Francisco guide →
Send your dates, your group size and the wineries on your list. We will reply with a route, a vehicle recommendation and a fixed quote — usually within the hour.