Apple TV released the trailer for the second season of the Drops of God wine series on Tuesday. The clip shows Fleur Geffrier and Tomohisa Yamashita moving through vineyards, tasting rooms and bustling markets. Moreover, the music hints at a globe‑spanning adventure. As a result, fans feel the excitement building for the January premiere.
In the new season, Camille and Issei face their toughest challenge yet. They must trace the origin of the world’s greatest wine, a secret that even their father Alexandre Léger could not solve. Consequently, the siblings travel from France to Japan, then to remote wine regions in South America. Along the way they uncover forgotten histories, hidden rivalries and centuries old grudges. While they chase clues, they also confront doubts about loyalty and ambition. Finally, they must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice for truth.
Why the Drops of God wine series Captivates Audiences
The series blends fine wine knowledge with dramatic storytelling. Because each episode teaches a new tasting note, viewers learn while they are entertained. Additionally, the multilingual format lets characters speak French, Japanese and English naturally. This approach makes the show feel authentic and inclusive. Critics have praised the series for its stylish visuals and tight pacing. In fact, Rotten Tomatoes gave the show a perfect 100 % critics score and a Certified Fresh rating.
Production Details and Release Schedule
Legendary Entertainment produces the Drops of God wine series in partnership with Les Productions Dynamic, 22H22 and Adline Entertainment. Klaus Zimmermann serves as producer and Oded Ruskin directs each episode. The eight episode second season begins on Wednesday, January 21, 2026. After the first episode, a new episode airs each week until March 11, 2026. Fans can watch the series exclusively on Apple TV.
From Manga to International Emmy Winner
The drama adapts the New York Times bestselling Japanese manga created by award‑winning Tadashi Agi and illustrated by Shu Okimoto. The original comic explores wine tasting, family drama and mystery. Therefore, the adaptation stays true to the source while adding cinematic flair. As a result, the Drops of God wine series has earned an International Emmy Award for Best Drama.
Overall, the second season promises more intrigue, richer flavors and deeper character moments. If you love wine, travel or compelling family stories, the Drops of God wine series is ready to pour a fresh glass of excitement. Mark your calendar for January 21 and prepare for a journey that will test both palate and heart.
Source: Apple TV
