And after arriving in the Nordic God Era, Luo En always thought about how to create a localized alcoholic beverage, to facilitate his future missionary work.
After all, the climate and resources here were vastly different from those in the Age of Greek Gods, and using the old methods to brew might not suit the local conditions.
Hence, after numerous trials, Luo En thought of using honey to replace grapes for fermentation, creating a uniquely flavored honey wine.
And upon hearing the novel name "wine," Odin immediately got interested. He picked up a sea bowl and tilted it back, gulping down the amber Nectar. His eyes immediately lit up.
First came the mild sweetness, its fragrance soft and robust; then, a fiery sensation spread from the tongue into the stomach, bringing a delightful warmth; finally, a tipsy euphoria surged to his heart, making one feel as if all troubles were cast aside, gaining brief peace and extreme joy.
