About our organic certification

We believe extraordinary wine begins with extraordinary places. Raised along two of the world's most beautiful coastlines, we've always understood that healthy land and thriving oceans are inseparable from exceptional wine. Caring for the places that shaped us isn't simply part of our business - it's part of our story.

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Our Commitment to Certified Organic Grapes

How we farm matters as much as where we farm. Certified organic is one of the most rigorous and highly regulated agricultural standards in the US. It requires vineyards to be free of prohibited fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides and verified through California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF). One of the most compelling reasons to choose organically farmed wine is its positive impact on the environment. Organic farming practices promote soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem balance. At its core, the process starts with ditching synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers in the vineyards. Instead, it relies on natural methods to nurture the vines and protect them from pests and diseases. (As an added bonus, these methods also often help protect against climate impacts). Made with Organic Grapes isn’t just a statement on our Chardonnay label; it’s a commitment to sustainable practices from vineyard to winery. 

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Our Commitment to Our Producers

The Udsen Family  has worked with the McBride Sisters for years, providing established a foundation of trust and shared values regarding organic farming. The hus­band and wife team of Niels and Bim­mer Udsen have been farming in Paso Robles since 1983 with the goal of pro­duc­ing world-class wines from Paso Rob­les-appel­la­tion grapes.They cur­rent­ly have over 1,400 acres of Estate vine­yards, which are cer­ti­fied organ­ic by CCOF and all the vine­yards are SIP Cer­ti­fied.

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Our Commitment to Sustainability

McBride Sisters Collection is respected for low-impact led viticulture and winemaking practices, where grape growing and winemaking is certified by Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand with their Sauvignon Blanc, promising 100% sustainable grape growing winemaking practices. In addition, the vineyards are (SIP) Certified®️ , a third-party-verified program that proveswinebrands,wineries, andvineyardswalk the walk on sustainability.

Our Commitment to Society

The SHE CAN Collective is a community built to empower women to grow, lead, and thrive. Born from the belief that when one woman wins, we all do, the collective connects ambitious women with mentorship, resources, and opportunities that fuel both personal and professional growth. Through shared stories, workshops, and year-round support, we’re redefining what’s possible, together.

A word from our founders

"The new brand identity of McBride Sisters Collection communicates the ethos of our California-based business and aligns with our dedication to organic viticulture and sustainability.  Our mission was to make wine that’s accessible, socially conscious and culturally aware, all while building a wine legacy that reflects our story and values. By elevating the McBride Sisters brand, we are building on our foundation. 

Embarking on this new chapter, our brand applies to:

  • Environmental and sustainable impact certifications, including Make with Organic Grapes, Certified Sustainable, and others.

  • Low-alcohol, alcohol-removed, and others.

This rebranding strengthens our position in the U.S, communicates our core values, and highlights our depth of market expertise. More than an evolution, it is a reflection of who we are and where we come from."

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