An unlikely quest: how did an American couple end up making French-style sparkling wine in England?

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Sandy and Stuart Moss make sparkling wines at Nyetimber Vineyard in West Chiltington in West Sussex. The soil in the district in the south of England is well suited to their endeavors. The couple, who are from Chicago, moved to England in 1987.

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The Tiffany touch

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Chaney, CEO of Tiffany & Co, has 15 acres of Chardonnay vines at his Clinton, CT, Chamard Vineyards. The winery is producing 3,500 cases of wine each year, but Chaney has plans to increase production. He is also growing a few red wine grapes.

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Prosperity is this vintner's pitch

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Brooks Firestone's new wine is a takeoff on neighboring vineyard Gainey's Recession Red. Firestone is offering non-vintage white and red wines at $5 a bottle. Five thousand cases are being released initially.

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