In the blurb the translator calls Macallan a wine. It's actually a stupidly expensive single malt scotch. While Masaki does talk about collecting wine in the story he's not referring to the Macallan, he's talking about his collection of, well, wine (although some of those bottles look like some crazy liquors instead?).
Not a huge deal but worth noting because the Japanese abso-friggin'-lutely love scotch, particularly stuff from other countries (like Scotland, which practically birthed the stuff) like it's their job, so for Karashima to show up with a bottle of 30yo Macallan (the oldest and most expensive) is huge.
In the blurb the translator calls Macallan a wine. It's actually a stupidly expensive single malt scotch. While Masaki does talk about collecting wine in the story he's not referring to the Macallan, he's talking about his collection of, well, wine (although some of those bottles look like some crazy liquors instead?).
Not a huge deal but worth noting because the Japanese abso-friggin'-lutely love scotch, particularly stuff from other countries (like Scotland, which practically birthed the stuff) like it's their job, so for Karashima to show up with a bottle of 30yo Macallan (the oldest and most expensive) is huge.
It's practically an 'I love you' in a bottle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Macallan_distillery