AC/DC, after successfully launching their own brand of wine in Australia, and exporting it to the U.K., will make it available to Americans.
The wine comes in four varietals - "Back in Black" shiraz, "Highway to Hell" cabernet sauvignon, "Thunderstruck" chardonnay and "Hells Bells" sauvignon blanc. "You Shook Me All Night Long" moscato is set for release anon.
"Traditionally all Winestate judgings are run exactly the same as any typical wine review program," says Winestate company owner Peter Jackson of the AC/DC brand. "With over 10,000 wines judged every year, more than 60% of wines submitted are not recommended. The new AC/DC wine label is not only very clever marketing, it's actually quite a very good wine!"
The wine retails for $17.99 through online seller Vinport. The wine should be available in physical stores soon.
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