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    Rock fans can't miss the guitar-playing Angus Young on the label, but there's more here than just a vanity project; the 2011 Back in Black Shiraz ($18), made by ... more 
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    AC/DC
    Rock fans can't miss the guitar-playing Angus Young on the label, but there's more here than just a vanity project; the 2011 Back in Black Shiraz ($18), made by Warburn Estate in Australia, is for wine lovers, too. Look for notes of juicy black cherries and plums (and fresh oregano) in this medium-bodied sipper from the Riverina region-with a great chocolatey, spicy, peppery finish. warburnestate.com less 
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    Mon, Sep 24, 2012 1:08 PM EDT
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    by Amy Zavatto, DETAILS



    The famous never seem satisfied with just one gig (Gwyneth sings and cooks! James Franco writes short stories and paints!). And the non-famous can't help but scrutinize the stars for their alter talents-or lack thereof. But celebrity oenophelia is the place where good taste can be assessed literally: Is Fergie meant to ferment? Will AC/DC's Shiraz keep you sipping all night long? We decided to find out. Read on for a roundup of wines made by famous actors, musicians, and even a porn star.




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