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Watermelon wine barrel sparks new trend; fruit ice mountains become summer must-eats

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As the scorching summer arrives, eating ice is a must-do activity to beat the heat. Maj.frutti Ice & Art Café in Taichung, known for its towering mountains of fruit-packed ice, has become a popular ice shop in the city. Many visitors and netizens have highly praised its great value for money. This summer, the café has launched a new product — the “Watermelon Wine Barrel” — which has caught the attention of many consumers with its unique preparation method and 100% fresh watermelon juice.

Text / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department; Photos / Maj.frutti - Ice & Art Café

As the scorching summer arrives, eating ice is a must-do activity to beat the heat. Maj.frutti Ice & Art Café in Taichung, known for its towering mountains of fruit-packed ice, has become a popular ice shop in the city. Many visitors and netizens have highly praised its great value for money. This summer, the café has launched a new product — the “Watermelon Wine Barrel” — which has caught the attention of many consumers with its unique preparation method and 100% fresh watermelon juice.

Ice & Art Café - Watermelon Wine Barrel

The newly launched Watermelon Wine Barrel at Ice & Art Café uses small yellow “Xiao Yu” watermelons. The inner flesh is scooped out and blended into juice, after which the hollowed-out rind is perforated and fitted with a faucet-like device. The blended juice is then poured back in, and a sieve is used to filter out the seeds during the process — making it one of the most unique must-try summer drinks.

Ice & Art Café Titanic

At Ice & Art Café: Renaissance recreation on the left, caramel popcorn milk tea snowflake ice on the right

At Ice & Art Café: Midsummer Night’s Mango on the left

【Info】
Maj.frutti Ice & Art Café
Address: No. 7 & 9, Fuxing North Second Street, West District, Taichung City
Business hours: 1:00 PM – 10:30 PM (Closed on Mondays)
 

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