Heysong Beverage Museum Introduction
Due to recent maintenance and renovations, reservations for visits are temporarily not available >> For more details, please refer to the link. When I was a child, going to wedding banquets with my parents, the most anticipated part was the sweet and sour Oasis fruit juice paired with delicious dishes, an unforgettable combination of flavors! Adding salt to HeySong Sarsaparilla - a home remedy for colds, with a prickly texture, it’s one sip and although the cold isn’t gone, my mood improves significantly. What’s your "HeySong memory"? Take a journey through the HeySong Beverage Museum’s time corridor, reminiscing about the years we shared drinking HeySong. In front of the museum's porch, a full wall of Sarsaparilla and soda bottle light boxes, which is a hot-selling limited edition from the Changhua Flower Expo in 2004. Entering the museum, the displays on both sides of the corridor showcase the evolution of HeySong from the "Jin Xin Commercial Association" era in 1925 to a major beverage manufacturer. A long history that has grown alongside Taiwanese society; the first bottle of marble soda in Taiwan and the glass bottle HeySong soda at banquets are shared memories for many people from the 50s and 60s. In the booming economy of the 1950s, a trend of drinking sodas and sarsaparilla emerged, and the museum features historical advertisements, signs, and trademarks, not only iron signs hung outside grocery stores but also rare editions gifted to distributors and retailers by HeySong...
