McBride Sisters Wine Company was founded by sisters Robin McBride and Andrea McBride John, who grew up apart, one in California and one in New Zealand, and met as adults before going into the wine business together. The company describes itself as the largest Black-owned and largest all-women-founded wine company in the United States. The sisters began importing wine in 2005 and started producing it in 2009.
Today the portfolio runs across three brands: the McBride Sisters Collection of California and New Zealand coastal wines, Black Girl Magic Wines, and SHE CAN Wines, a line of lower-calorie premium wines and spritzers in 250mL cans. A wine club keeps regular customers stocked, and the company also runs a philanthropic arm, the McBride Sisters Fund.
There is no public street address or tasting room listed; the site footer gives Napa, California, while the terms of service describe the company as headquartered in Oakland. Orders placed online ship with a six-bottle minimum, and the wines are also carried by retail partners nationwide, so the store locator on the site can point you toward the nearest bottle. Pick a bottle or join the wine club today.
McBride Sisters Wine Company