Georgian Wine - National Wine Agency

On January 21, the second season of the EMMY-winning, multilingual series "DROPS OF GOD" will premiere on Apple TV, taking millions of viewers around the world on a journey into the world of wine culture and gastronomy, including Georgia.

"A feature-length series about wine could pass by Georgia. This is the result of the success that Georgian wine has achieved on the international stage. Georgian wine culture is recognized not only in the wine industry, but throughout the world, as one of the most important cultural values. We met with the producers and the writing team of the series about a year and a half ago. We are looking forward to the start of the series, which is important for increasing the awareness of Georgian wine. The series will make the audience want to taste Georgian wine. Another recognition of Georgian wine is another result of the work of the National Wine Agency," said Levan Mekhuzla, Chairman of the National Wine Agency.

Part of the second season of the series “DROPS OF GOD” was filmed in Georgia, with the participation of the film companies “Studio 99” and “Asi Film” and with the support of the “Make Film in Georgia” project of the “Enterprise Georgia” agency of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia. The project consultant was Shalva Khetsuriani, President of the Georgian Sommeliers Association.

"DROPS OF GOD" is based on the bestselling Japanese manga of the same name and is a French-Japanese drama that has received high praise from critics and audiences worldwide.

The father of the series' characters, legendary French sommelier Alexandre Léger, has created the world's largest and most expensive wine collection, around which the events of the first season unfold. In the new season, the characters’ task is to find the origin of the best and at the same time nameless bottle of wine in the collection. The character of the series, in order to achieve this goal, travels to Georgia, along with other countries.