Did Chrome 56 stop to support "wildcard" cookies? - google-chrome

As of version 56 Chrome does not accept cookies in my setup. The setup is
https://login-with.now.sh is the "app"
https://login.now.sh is a authentication microservice which (on success) sets two cookies ("jwt" and "profile"). The Cookie Domain is set to "now.sh"
However, the cookies are visible in the response header (dev tools) but they don't appear back in the login-with.now.sh "app".
This did work with Chrome 55
It is still working with Safari, Firefox and Edge.
Is something wrong with my cookies or what is the matter here?

This is a bug in Chrome which is filed in the Chrome bugtracker.

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