Heitsong Beverage Museum Introduction
Due to recent renovations in the museum, reservations for visits are temporarily not available. >> For more details, please refer to the link. As a child, going to weddings with my parents, the most anticipated moment was enjoying the sweet and sour Oase juice paired with delicious dishes, a combination of flavors that remains unforgettable! Hey Song Sarsaparilla with salt – a home remedy for colds, with a tingling sensation that, once tasted, can brighten your mood even if the cold hasn’t completely gone. What is your “Hey Song memory”? Take a trip down the timeline corridor of the Hey Song Beverage Museum and reminisce about the times we shared drinking Hey Song. In front of the museum, there is a wall of illuminated soda bottle displays – a commemorative edition that became a sensation during the Changhua Flower Exposition in 2004. As you enter the museum, the sides of the corridor showcase the evolution of Hey Song from the era of “Jin Xin Commercial Association” in 1925 to a major beverage manufacturer. With a rich history growing alongside Taiwan's society, the first bottle of carbonation soft drink emerged, and the glass bottled Hey Song soda served at banquets is a shared memory for many people from the classes of the 1950s and 1960s. In the booming economic era of the 1950s in Taiwan, a trend of drinking soda and sarsaparilla surged, and the museum houses various historical advertisements, signs, and trademarks over the years, including rare iron plates hung outside grocery stores and limited editions gifted by Hey Song to distributors and retailers...
