Fuyuan Tea Factory Introduction
Fuyuan Tea Factory has a history of over 90 years. During the Japanese colonial era, the founder began to acquire tea leaves from farmers and sold them to refining factories in Dadaocheng for processing, and then sold them to various parts of the world through foreign firms or Japanese trading companies. The founder established the factory in 1949, transforming small-scale production into mass production, and it continues to operate to this day, witnessing the rise and fall of Taiwan's tea industry. "Tea" has deeply rooted in the spirit of the Taiwanese people, and while traversing through the years of southern sugar and northern tea, it prompts reflection on the need to take time to appreciate local culture and nourish the inner self. At Fuyuan, visitors can learn about Taiwanese tea and embark on a tea country journey, featuring "Red Jade" black tea made from Taiwan Tea No. 18, Oriental Beauty tea made following traditional craftsmanship, and sour lime tea, as well as the unique CTC (Cut, Tear, Curl) black tea not found elsewhere. Take the time to explore local culture, understand the tea production process, and learn about Fuyuan Tea Factory's spirit of perseverance amid changing times. If you visit during the production season, you will have the opportunity to witness the tea-making process and gain a deeper understanding of tea.
