An Ge took out the red and purple grade rewards and examined them carefully.
A broken sword hilt (red): It's been around for a while; perhaps you can repair it.
A bottle of fine wine (red): A unique and exquisite wine that holds great appeal for dwarves.
An unknown seed (purple): A seed imbued with mysterious power, it has extremely high requirements for its growing environment.
Great, there isn't a single one that's usable right now!
An Ge comforted herself, saying that it wasn't all for nothing; at least she could buy alcohol now.
That's right, Ango has only just unlocked the ability to purchase wine from the store.
Although the guests had never said anything, many had gone to great lengths to travel dozens of miles to the market town to buy wine. Now that they could enjoy fine wine right at the inn, An Ge could foresee another sales boom as soon as the wine was put on the shelves.
But Ango underestimated the world's passion for fine wine.
When guests were ordering food or shopping as usual, they suddenly discovered that there was an additional beverage option. Immediately, the wine-loving guests couldn't help but cheer.
Looking at the prices, wow, the cheapest one costs 5000 points, which is almost equivalent to staying at an inn for ten days.
Despite their complaints, they didn't hold back at all. Within an hour, the shelves were completely empty of drinks.
Customers who missed out were filled with regret, lamenting that they hadn't acted sooner, and kept asking when the items would be available again.
Hearing the employees' reactions, An Ge couldn't help but sigh: the beverage industry is indeed extremely profitable. In such a short time, it's almost caught up with the daily revenue of a hotel room.
The restriction on alcohol sales was the result of discussions between An Ge and Hu Jiu.
The winemaking technology in this world is relatively backward, and the so-called fine wines inevitably have low alcohol content and poor taste. However, the wines sold in the inn, even the most ordinary ones, can be considered excellent, and their appeal to people is self-evident.
Everything should be done in moderation, and An Ge didn't want all her guests to become alcoholics.
The moment the customers who managed to snag the wine opened the bottle, they could smell its subtle aroma. Those in the know could tell just by the smell that it was no ordinary wine. After taking a sip, they couldn't help but exclaim, "What a fine wine!"
The wine has a slightly spicy taste upon first sip, followed by a mellow and rich flavor. After a few sips, it feels like being on a cloud.
For a time, praise for the fine wine filled the lobby and the restaurant.
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