Season 2 of a highly anticipated show has drawn attention for reviews that dropped from the debut season’s perfect Rotten Tomatoes score. The latest chapter of the Apple TV+ drama has received a mix of praise and criticism. It continues the show’s complex story with new developments and character arcs.
What critics are saying about Drops of God Season 2?
Among the early reviews, praise has focused on the show’s thematic depth and sensory storytelling.
Diana Keng of TV Fanatic rated it 5/5 and said, “Drops of God Season 2 is an ambitious new vintage, reaching for greater heights in understanding how the physical senses can open one’s mind and memories to heal and inspire.”
Maddy Casale of Decider noted, “Drops of God: Season 2 continues to deliver a layered, character-driven story that raises the bar from Season 1 as it blends cultures, explores complex family ties, and satisfies the senses on an even greater scale.”
Alison Herman from Variety observed, “Like the beverage its characters have built their life around, Drops of God gets more multifaceted and mature with age.” Ben Dowell of The Times (UK) rated the season 4 out of 5 stars. He described it as “about as brilliantly French as you can get.”
Archi Sengupta from LeisureByte gave it 3.5/5, calling it “an enjoyable and intense watch, that sometimes misses the charm of the first season.” Peter Martin of ScreenAnarchy gave the only negative review, stating the season “feels more transparently contrived than the twists in the first season” and found “some of the mechanics to be frustrating, increasingly so as the series progresses.”
Drops of God Season 2’s Rotten Tomatoes score revealed
Drops of God Season 2 currently holds an 83% score on the Tomatometer, based on six critic reviews. Fewer than 50 users have submitted ratings so far, so Rotten Tomatoes has not issued an official audience score. The season premiered on Apple TV+ on January 21, 2026, with a TV-MA rating.
Season 1 of Drops of God received a 100% Tomatometer score from 27 critic reviews. It also earned a 93% audience score based on over 250 ratings. Quoc Dang Tran created the show, and Fleur Geffrier, Tomohisa Yamashita, and Stanley Weber star in it.
