Karuizawa

After seeing Chapter 10, I couldn't help but want to come over and send a message My uncle is in the tobacco and alcohol business, and I have been influenced by it since I was a child. The first bottle of whiskey I ever drank was Royal Salute. At that time, it was mainly because of the beauty of the bottle. In the past few years, during the winter and summer vacations, I basically followed my uncle, from Scotland, Ireland, to Jim Beam, Riwei, etc. I have tasted them all, sherry barrels, bourbon barrels, single barrels, strong barrels, Japanese Mizunara barrels, etc. I have only seen Karuizawa twice, once for the 12-bottle Geisha and once for the Samurai series, but I also saw the second-generation Yamazaki 50 once, both in Shenzhen During the Chinese New Year last year, I was lucky enough to have a large-scale personal whiskey and red wine tasting. My uncle brought us to visit the food sources of Chichibu and a bottle of Richburg Gold Cup. At that time, the whiskeys included Hibiki 21, Hibiki Bird, Kurayoshi 25, and Macallan. 25, Dilin 30, Balvenie 30 and 1858, and two bottles of Robin and I don't know what they are. For red wine, there are two bottles of Conti, one bottle of Richburg, one bottle of Saint-Vivant, as well as Lehua, Patrus and a few bottles of unknown wine At that time, I calculated with my little hands, and I conservatively estimated that it would be 300,000+ So, the fun of rich people is so boring and boring 😐😐

I swear when I make an opinion, are you so fragile?

They are all just scratching the surface, whether it's career or women, they all give me the impression that they are screwed up.

The reason for giving me a reward is to be able to speak. Can the author's talk about wine be shortened and condensed a little... There is really too much content in this area recently. You can use daily irrigation, but don't use this. The content of the novel is now seriously unbalanced. For example, the entire last chapter is about wine making. We are not here to read the explanatory text. At least I basically skipped it. If you support but cannot speak, please give a like

There are too many private things, especially those for teaching women. Why didn't the eunuch think of the few books you had in front of him? It's just a lot of analysis and preaching, which makes people read it boringly. This book is a little better. I hope it will continue to improve.

To be honest, the writing is good, but the emotional lines are so bloody that it makes people feel uncomfortable.

Why are they all women, women, women, women lately? Author, do you still remember that this is a novel about commercial banking?

Readers of this book are one part interested in wine, three parts interested in beautiful women, and the remaining six parts are passionate about career and indulge in glitz. The author of this book writes one part about love, three parts about wine, and the remaining six parts about luxury. He writes very little about business wars, but he does not hesitate to write heavily about human relationships. Looking at all the words, looking down, left and right, I see an author who is trying his best to instill the author's values ​​outside the story, mainly promoting the sentiment of capital, despising the proletarian life, and bringing readers into a situation where capital brings evildoers. I think the story is a story. As one of the readers, I hope the author writes more supporting characters, more sentient beings, less private goods, more promotion of the plot, and more water squeezed out.

Marrying a step-sister is simply a poisonous thing, it's so annoying to look at! The adoptive mother is too cruel! The key is to succeed

From the book up to now~ through various dialogues, the Japanese live a very difficult life and young people have no chance to succeed. The Koreans live a very difficult life and young people are under various pressures and have no chance to succeed. . . He said over and over again, Zhang San and Li Si continued chatting without counting. . The protagonist, despite the hardships of others, somehow became a drinking tycoon with assets spread across Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States.