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You're listening to Radio Cherrybaum, and I'm your host, Carrie Diamond, coming to you from Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center in the heart of New York City. I have an interview with someone very special for you today. It's Robin McBride, co-founder of McBride Sisters, the largest black-owned and the largest all-women-founded wine company in the United States.

That accomplishment alone is amazing for Robin and her co-founder and sister, Andrea.

But once you learn their personal story, you'll know it's an even more incredible feat.

The two sisters had no idea each other existed until they met years ago when Robin was 25 and Andrea 16.

Robin had grown up in California and Andrea in New Zealand.

They bonded immediately and eventually decided to go into business together.

They had no connections, no money, just the desire to build something together as a family and to build something transformational.

No doubt you've seen their brands, McBride Sisters Collection, Black Girl Magic Wines,

and Shee Can Wines. Robin and I sat down to chat live at the Jubilee Wine Country weekend,

hosted by Cherrybaum earlier this October. The event took place at the Solage Napa Valley

resort in Calistoga, California,

and it was an amazing weekend. There was a lot of wisdom shared on that stage, so over the next

few weeks, we'll be bringing you some of the talks from Jubilee Wine Country. I thought it would be

helpful to hear from some inspiring women as you're thinking about your goals, plans, and dreams

for 2025.

Thank you to the sponsors of Jubilee Wine Country, Carrie Gold, Sam Pellegrino, California

Grown, California Walnuts, and California Prunes. Oh, and of course, thank you to all the

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