Heath made Nightmare Wine very slowly, because he could only produce one bottle a day. He only had some stock because he had spent a while saving it up; otherwise, he would probably have had to impose purchase limits himself. But if Cresselia was serious, Heath thought Beautiful Dream Wine might become his main product in the future. There was no helping it, given how quickly Beautiful Dream Wine could be produced. Although Heath had not tasted it yet, he thought it probably tasted much like Nightmare Wine. With the added effect of giving people sweet dreams, he thought it should sell fairly well, though he would also control how much his customers consumed.
Of course, Heath figured there probably were not many people who would drink three or four bottles in a single day. Drinking too much alcohol was not good, either. Apart from some heavy drinkers, most people would have enough after one bottle, or even half a bottle.
After all, Nightmare Wine was not ordinary beer. It was more like Western liquor. Its alcohol content was not particularly high, but its delayed kick was quite noticeable, so most customers would not keep drinking after having some. When Professor Oak had just finished his first bottle, he had thought it lacked punch, only to grow dizzy afterward and then become thoroughly tipsy.
But Professor Oak actually preferred drinks like that, so he simply bought quite a few bottles to take home. Heath had no objections. Although his Nightmare Wine was on the menu, he would not take the initiative to recommend alcohol to his customers. Of course, if customers asked for it themselves, that was their business, and Heath would not interfere.
Still, looking at Cresselia, Heath kept feeling that she seemed to have some unfavorable opinion of