Apple TV+ has adapted the iconic manga work ‘Drops of God,’ about two people competing for a wine collection worth millions, into a brilliant series.
One of the best series you’ve probably never heard of wraps it up this Friday on Apple TV+. It ranks right up there with “White Lotus” for being offering such addictive entertainment. Caveat: It isn’t naughty. but it is sensual.
The reality TV-like setup is certainly irresistible: Upon the reading of a will, two predetermined challengers square off over three rounds of tests in order to be named heir to a vast, pricey wine collection owned by a late mercurial figure who had a profound influence on their lives. In between the clever, globe-trotting challenges meted out, we get more of the two contenders’ backstories and how the past figures prominently in the ensuing challenges — which send them to France, Italy, Thailand and Tokyo.
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