As the saying goes, rarity increases value. The reason why the Lafite from '82 is so expensive is definitely because it's both rare and delicious, and also because of its strong reputation.
Now, for the Viscount Red Wine produced by Eastern Castle, Ye Qiu feels that there needs to be control over the wine circulating in the market.
"Housekeeper Eugene, these wines should be stored mostly in the cellar, aside from the portion agreed upon for Count Charley."
"Young Master Ye, I understand. We are now preparing to build two additional underground cellars."
The principle of rarity increasing value is something Housekeeper Eugene understands well.
Currently, Viscount Red Wine's reputation has taken off in Europe, priced the same or even higher than Lafite in France's high society because Viscount Red Wine is scarcer.
Now, Count Charley's Viscount Red Wine is not sold; it's stored in his cellar. The market is actually only circulating what was sold last year.
