The sisters visited the plantation where their great-grandparents were enslaved
Robin McBride · McBride Sisters Wine (Part 2 of 2): Robin McBride and Andréa McBride John · Oct 26, 2020 · at 1:07:23
Robin McBride, co-founder of the McBride Sisters Wine Collection, reflects on visiting her family's ancestral home in Alabama.
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“Andre and I actually have a photo. We're able to go and visit the plantation house where our great grandparents were enslaved, and where our father was born in the back, in the small house in the back.”
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