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Fuyuan Tea Factory has a history of more than 90 years. As early as the Japanese colonial period, its founder began purchasing tea leaves from farmers, selling them to refineries in Dadaocheng for processing, and then exporting them worldwide through foreign firms or Japanese trading companies. In 1949, the founder established a factory, transforming small-scale production into large-scale manufacturing. It continues to operate to this day, bearing witness to the rise and decline of Taiwan’s tea industry. “Tea” is deeply rooted in the spirit of the Taiwanese people. As we recall the era of “sugar in the south, tea in the north,” it prompts us to take time to care for local culture and reflect inwardly. Visit Fuyuan to discover Taiwanese tea and take a journey through tea country. Here you’ll find “Ruby” black tea made from Taiwan Tea No. 18, traditionally crafted Oriental Beauty tea, and unique citrus-aged tea, as well as the rare CTC (crush, tear, curl) black tea found nowhere else. Take a moment to explore local culture, learn about tea production, and understand how Fuyuan Tea Factory has persevered through changing times without losing heart. If you visit during the production season, you’ll witness the tea-making process and gain a deeper appreciation for tea.