Reviews for The Drops of God Manga

The more you know about grape types, soil differences, country differences, and wine, the more difficult it is! But it's interesting!!! It's such a work.

It's probably a work characterized by the style of wanting to create an image of wanting to drink wine! It's nice to make them feel interesting.

We are non-alcoholic, and to be honest, there are a lot of brands of wine, but what's the difference? That's what I thought. Reading this, I was convinced that the soil, climate, and even the individuality of the brewer come out, and that there are as many brands as there are production areas. It's a textbook-like work that makes even non-alcoholic people feel like they know the depth of wine. I can't drink it, so it's impossible, but once I thought I'd like to taste this manga-like expression with wine.

I don't dislike alcohol, but I don't like it, I don't know how to enjoy it, and my family doesn't drink alcohol, so I only buy cooking alcohol (it's economically easy, and there's less bottled trash and can trash, so it's easy). It's like writing “opportunity drinking” on a health checkup questionnaire, but this work is interesting. I thought that if I could enjoy wine just like I enjoyed music and paintings, the richness of my life might have been different.

I didn't like the main character in the live-action drama, so I didn't watch the manga because of that, but it's so interesting that I wonder why I avoided reading it until now!! I wasn't good at red wine, so I didn't drink it, but after reading this and knowing how to drink it, are you really addicted to red wine? are you looking at it as if it were a single textbook? If you like alcohol, I recommend taking a look at just one volume!

If you're studying wine, this comic will definitely draw you in. It's a comic that's a light learning experience, and it's also a bit fun when choosing wine.

I like wine, so after studying, I read it. Each time, various brands of wine come out, and production areas, grape types, etc. are explained in detail, so my knowledge about wine increases while reading manga. This book just makes me want to drink wine.

Manga that makes you want to read while drinking wine!! As I read it, I became a little more familiar with wine. I also recommend the sequel Marriage! Want to work in the wine business?

The expression of wine was so rich that I wanted to try drinking a variety of wines. It also involves various elements such as paintings, music, and history, and is very interesting as a reading material. Each wine has a story, and I read it little by little and enjoy its depth every day.

I read it for the first time and it's interesting!! The pictures were beautiful, and the wine notes were easy to understand, and I wanted to read them all at once whenever I had time. I haven't come across a good comic in a long time. It was already a hot topic a few years ago...

If it's a manga, “Come on, I'll memorize it!” It's nice that you don't have to feel bothered like that. Just because it's a manga, I can't make a fool of it. You can learn enough about wine ♪ If you like wine, there's no harm in reading this work.

At first, I read it because I thought it would expand the story if it were about wine, and it was amazing. The sight of the protagonist, who is originally talented, competes with his rivals and becomes more and more immersed in the world of wine is cool. It seems like it was a hit in other countries, so I think it's really authentic.

The trigger was that around the end of the year before last (end of 2008/12), there was a small cover illustration in the original story information on the TV information magazine New Year's Star, and I was searching to see it properly, and I just bought episode 1 with the intention of preparing for Dorama. I'm completely confused (lol) I don't usually read the original Dorama story... (if it's a comic, I can see what kind of pattern it is), and when the drama starts, Dun x 2 episodes progress (1 episode is equivalent to 3 volumes), so I recorded it from the middle because I thought this would reduce the fun of reading the original story, and I haven't watched the second half yet (lol) Reversal from the original purpose I'm at Shimoto, so I don't imagine the taste of wine, or anything I want to drink Solve Terry's mystery I can't remember the knowledge or anything like watching it, but I'm looking forward to the monthly distribution while referring to Funsite (display/explanation in the order in which they appear). Currently, up to 16 volumes (The Fifth Apostle) have been distributed, and the book has been published up to volume 22 (The Seventh Apostle) and is being serialized until volume 22 (The Seventh Apostle). Well, it's a long way to go

To be honest, I'm addicted to wine even if I'm a complete amateur? Shizuku, who should have hated wine, is at the mercy of a strange fate and enters the world of wine. What is my father's will!? In the confrontation that explores it, a drama about the depth of wine and a human being grown by wine is depicted, and there are also a few gags, which is really interesting?

I read it because it was going to be made into a drama. The story development is also interesting, and although I don't understand wine at all, it's easy to read. I never get tired of being able to learn not only the types of wine, but also various things such as manners and manufacturing methods.

That's how I came to know about this work. There is only wine as the subject, and it also incorporates a lot of gourmet knowledge, but it's a mystery style with lots of mysteries, so you can't miss the story. It's very clear and interesting! I was so immersed in it that I wanted to go shopping for wine.

I was curious and curious about the continuation, and it was so interesting that I dashed to the bookstore. I became interested in wine