Nantou: Youshan Tea Visit

【Accreditation Validity Period: 2021/09/06~2024/09/05】 【Excellent Rating Validity Period: 2010/11/17~2013/11/16】 Jiazhen Tea Co., Ltd. is located in the Zhushan Township Industrial Park, Nantou County. In 2002, it established its own brand, 'Youshan Tea Visit'. The company began cultivating and producing tea in Fenghuang Village, Lugu Township, Nantou County, starting in 1961, and is now a third-generation tea-making family. From its earliest days as a traditional tea production and manufacturing factory, after 50 years of dedicated effort, Jiazhen Tea's factory passed ISO 22000 international certification and is also a tourist factory. It also built Taiwan's first and only Tea Ceremony Culture Museum, providing a great travel destination for tea lovers and those who appreciate aesthetics in daily life. A visit to Youshan Tea Visit allows one to understand the culture and essence of tea throughout its production, manufacturing, and packaging processes. In ancient times, it was common to hear about 'firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea,' indicating that tea has been an essential commodity in people's lives since antiquity. However, in the early agricultural era, drinking tea was primarily for quenching thirst. With the passage of time, societal progress, and changes in people's lives, from the agricultural era to the current technological age, people's tea consumption has evolved from merely quenching thirst to a lifestyle enjoyment, further developing the demand for tea as an integral part of daily life and an art form. Youshan Tea Visit has built an international-standard tea factory, where all aspects of tea manufacturing, processing, and packaging are transparent, allowing consumers to see it firsthand. This allows consumers to get closer to tea leaves, understand tea, and love drinking tea, and integrate tea into their daily lives, thereby improving people's quality of life. It also aims to enhance the international reputation of Taiwanese tea once again, and provides a serene and excellent venue for tea enthusiasts to taste tea and share their knowledge.