This is cool….
AC/DC have teamed up with Australian vintner Warburn Estate and jumped on the celebrity bandwagon of having your name on a wine bottle. They’ll sell varieties with names inspired by their hits. Highway to Hell cabernet sauvignon, You Shook Me All Night Long muscat and Hells Bells sauvignon blanc. Unfortunately they missed what must have been the biggest opportunity by not including a Whole Lotta Rosé in the range.
Kiss, Madonna, The Rolling Stones, Iron Maiden and Whitesnake have all launched their own wines. The AC/DC wines will be on sale across Australia.
Source: BBC
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Haworth's owner and luthier Phil Haworth built his first guitar in 1985 while teaching woodwork at Campbelltown High School. He continued to hone his skills using his new found hobby to build guitars, banjos, mandolins, mandolas and even double basses. In 1999 due to increasing demand for the Haworth instruments, Phil resigned from his full time teaching work to become a full-time luthier.
In recent years, Phil has dedicated himself to establishing a Repair Centre of Excellence. His repair team consisting of his son Glenn Haworth and the likeable Andy Thomson have been trained by Phil and pride themselves on their high level of workmanship.
The Haworth's team have worked with other experienced luthiers such as Andy Allen who heads the Maton Custom Shop and Gerard Gilet from Botany's Gilet Guitars, its not hard to see why guitars are being brought from all over the country to be serviced at Haworths.
Who would have thought that 10 years ago, a business that started out in Phil and Glenn's home garage in Kiama Downs would have expanded into the store it is today. With over 12 team members working at Haworth's Shellharbour Music Centre in Albion Park Rail and on their website, Haworth Guitars now have an international client base. They still focus strongly on personal customer service and value their relationship with each client.
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