The Understated Dragon Lord

Chapter 285 Selling It for Two Million

Nathan was up to the challenge, confidently applying his expertise in response to Emily's doubt. "Vodka is distinct from other spirits; its scent is unique. I've been in the spirits business for decades, and vodka is what I deal with the most, it's what I know best. So I can tell from just the smell when the cap is opened – I don't need to see it, and I don't need to taste it!"

"You can tell from the smell that it's fifty-year-old vodka worth a million dollars a bottle?" Emily pressed with two pointed questions.

"I can't do that," Nathan admitted. "To identify whether it is fifty-year-old vodka, I need to observe its color and would be better off tasting a drop to accurately verify its authenticity."

Daniel had already poured the vodka. Usually, vodka appears clear, but those with some age – over ten years old – acquire a pale yellow color. Daniel’s vodka poured out a rich golden hue, resembling amber, and looked absolutely stunning. Beyond its impressive color, the aroma was also intoxicating, making people feel almost dizzy from just a whiff. The sensation was marvelous.

Upon seeing the vodka in the glass, Nathan's eyes lit up like a cat that had spotted a tiny fish, full of eager anticipation. He asked Daniel with a mix of excitement and anxiety, "May... may I smell it?"

"Sure," agreed Daniel.

Nathan leaned in greedily to savor the aroma, deeply inhaling the fragrant scent. “Is this truly fifty- year-old vodka?”

His question caused Emily to misunderstand, assuming there was a problem with the vodka. She immediately piped up, excited, "How could this possibly be fifty-year-old vodka? Look at the color; it's yellow like pee. Only God knows what's been added to it. Maybe it’s mixed with wild dog urine! Fifty-year-old vodka? I think it's just dog urine water; it's worthless! You wouldn't find anyone foolish enough to buy it for a hundred million, much less a hundred."

she knew vodka should be clear when poured. This yellowish liquor looked more akin to beer, which is also yellow. And she was well aware of the price of beer – merely a few bucks per bottle, at

and the better the quality, the

since this bottle's been opened, I'll pass on it, but the unopened

disbelief, "Nathan, have you gone mad? Are you really paying two million for this low-quality liquor, for a

vodka. The value of fifty-year-old vodka is roughly

a gift to Brittany's grandpa. If you're interested in buying, you shouldn’t be asking me; you

It for Two

its scent is unique. I've been in the spirits business for decades, and vodka is what I deal with the most, it's what I know best. So I can tell from just the smell when the cap is opened – I don't need to see it, and

tell from the smell that it's fifty-year-old vodka worth a million dollars a bottle?"

is fifty-year-old vodka, I need to observe its color and would be better off tasting a drop to accurately

vodka appears clear, but those with some age – over ten years old – acquire a pale yellow color. Daniel’s vodka poured out a rich golden hue, resembling amber, and looked absolutely stunning. Beyond its impressive color, the aroma was also intoxicating, making people feel

like a cat that had spotted a tiny fish, full of eager anticipation.

"Sure," agreed Daniel.

savor the aroma, deeply inhaling the fragrant scent. “Is this truly fifty- year-old

vodka. She immediately piped up, excited, "How could this possibly be fifty-year-old vodka? Look at the color; it's yellow like pee. Only God knows what's been added to it. Maybe it’s mixed with wild dog urine! Fifty-year-old vodka? I think it's just dog urine water; it's worthless! You wouldn't find anyone foolish enough to buy it for a hundred