Heysong Beverage Museum Introduction
Due to recent renovations in the museum, reservations for visits are temporarily closed. As a child, my favorite moment with my parents at weddings was enjoying the sweet and sour green oasis juice paired with delicious dishes, a flavor that remains unforgettable! Adding salt to Heysong Sarsaparilla is a home remedy for colds, with a tingling sensation; even if the cold isn’t gone, my mood certainly improves. What is your "Heysong memory"? Take a trip down the time corridor of the Heysong Beverage Museum and reminisce about the years we enjoyed Heysong together. The museum's front corridor features a complete wall of soda and sarsaparilla bottle light boxes, a limited commemorative edition from the Changhua Flower Expo that became a hit in 2004. Walking into the museum, the display on both sides of the hall showcases the evolution of Heysong from the era of "In-Hsin Business Association" in 1925 to becoming a major beverage manufacturer. With a long history, it has grown alongside Taiwanese society; the first bottle of marbles soda in Taiwan was released, and the glass-bottled Heysong soda at banquets holds a shared memory for many people from the 50s and 60s. In the economically rising 1950s, a trend of drinking soda and sarsaparilla emerged, and the museum displays advertisements, signs, and trademarks from various years, not only iron plates hanging outside grocery stores but also rare items gifted to dealers and retailers by Heysong...
