In his series, the drama unfolds around the inheritance left by one of the world’s most prolific wine authorities. “The people who don’t know much about wine but are intrigued by it the people who love the manga and the connoisseurs, the oenophiles - and the two last categories are the guardians of the temple.” “There are three categories of people who are going to watch the show,” said series creator Quoc Dang Tran (“Call My Agent,” “Marianne,” “Parallel”). With far less time and a separate medium, the TV series’ team needed to condense that for viewers who have only one season with the characters - while still appealing to the millions of fans of the manga. The show is loosely based on the bestselling manga series by siblings Yuko and Shin Kibayashi (published under the pen name Tadashi Agi), which provided readers across the globe with an extensive wine education via more than 40 volumes published over a decade.
Its two protagonists must complete cryptic challenges for an inheritance that includes a wine collection worth nearly $150 million.
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Shot across Japan, France and Italy, the limited series now streaming on Apple TV+ is a trilingual drama cloaked in family intrigue, with wine-industry knowledge - how to sip, smell and begin to identify wine - divulged between scenes of love, trauma, mystery and tension. The average TV viewer might not know much about the world of high-end wine, but the creators behind new series “Drops of God” hope to change that in only eight episodes.
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