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These Winemakers Are Starting Over. Will the Third Time Be the Charm?

Facing unanticipated problems, the owners of Southold abandoned Long Island for Texas, and Texas for France. Will success come next?

Updated July 16, 2026 Source: The New York Times 1 min read

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These Winemakers Are Starting Over. Will the Third Time Be the Charm? — The New York Times

Facing unanticipated problems, the owners of Southold abandoned Long Island for Texas, and Texas for France. Will success come next?

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