Stardew Valley Player Loses Out on Over $200,000 Worth of Starfruit Wine Thanks to Penny

For as sweet as Stardew Valley's Penny may seem, she has heartlessly stopped a player's rise to financial success by squandering $200,000 worth of Starfruit Wine. In a rather comical anticlimax, the Stardew Valley player has learned the hard way to not put all their eggs in one basket or, precisely, to not put all their Starfruit Wine in one room.

Starfruit is a pricey commodity in Stardew Valley, which takes 13 days to fully grow from its seed. In fact, it is the second highest-priced crop in the game after Sweet Gem Berry. On top of that, its wine is even pricier and takes additional time to prepare. However, Penny, one of the NPCs in Stardew Valley whom players can establish a relationship with, seems to have a problem with the expensive concoction.

In a recent Reddit post that is attracting a lot of attention, a Stardew Valley player shared their misfortune of losing $200,000 in Starfruit Wine, all thanks to their in-game wife Penny. As mentioned in the post, it all started when the player agreed to Penny's request to remodel the bedroom, which also happened to house 68 kegs of Starfruit Wine. As per the player, these kegs couldn't be moved, so they were just looking forward to bottling the wine and selling it the next day.

However, once the player conceded to Penny's request, the shy tutor did something unthinkable. When the player woke up in-game the next morning, there was not a single keg to be found in the bedroom, and not a single dollar worth of Starfruit Wine left. Meanwhile, Penny explained that she was done with her remodeling, which unfortunately included getting rid of all the kegs. Unsurprisingly and rather amusingly, the Stardew Valley player also revealed their intention to divorce Penny over this debacle.

In the post's comment section, a host of Stardew Valley players expressed their thoughts on this incident with great interest. Connecting the dots, a user stated, «Penny hates alcohol. Sounds legit,» and another replied to it saying, "'Redoing the