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In 2004<\/strong>, Weekly Morning<\/strong> magazine published its first manga about wine. Written by Tadashi Agi<\/strong> and drawn by Shu Okimoto<\/strong>, it told the unusual story of a Japanese man forced to become an expert in oenology in order to appropriate his late father’s vast and expensive wine collection. 19 years later, a series produced by Apple TV+<\/strong> took up the same story and enjoyed worldwide success. Anecdotal? Yet there’s a reason why Drops of God<\/strong> received a 100% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 96% score from users who watched it.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n French actress Fleur Geffrier<\/strong> co-stars with Japanese actor Tomohisa Yamashita<\/strong> in this eight-episode series. She plays Camille L\u00e9ger<\/strong>, a young woman who must master and correctly identify the properties of thirteen wines in order to inherit the multi-million euro collection of her recently deceased father. Opposite her, Yamashita plays Issei Tomine<\/strong>, a renowned young oenologist from Tokyo and the spiritual son of Camille’s father. The latter has been offered the same opportunity to win these precious wines. The duo engage in a tense duel of the senses, as Camille realizes that she possesses exceptional taste and smell abilities and can rival Issei’s wine expertise.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n