
▲ The six self-brewed “place name” beers of Hengchun offer varying profiles—some light and aromatic, others rich and full-bodied—while their uniquely designed bottles have captured the imagination of many enthusiasts. (Photo/Screen capture fromTraveling in Kentingfan page)
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Situated in Pingtung, the Hengchun 3000 Beer Museum has recently crafted its own line of “place name” canned beers. Featuring labels such as Manzhou, Dajianshan, Nanwan, Hejie, Longpan, Guanshan, Xuhai, and Chuhuo, these six beers showcase diverse flavors and stylish bottle designs that have quickly drawn the attention of collectors, making them the newest hit souvenir in Kenting.
The Hengchun 3000 Beer Museum spent over half a year handcrafting these brews, transforming Pingtung place names—including Manzhou, Dajianshan, Nanwan, Hejie, Longpan, Guanshan, Xuhai, and Chuhuo—into distinctively flavored beers. Ranging from light and refreshing to rich and bold, they encapsulate the beauty of the scenery, allowing you to experience it all with every sip.
Promoting Hengchun’s tourism through beer, these six place-name brews also represent nearly half of the Hengchun Peninsula, offering a taste of the entire region. The brewery has partnered with tourism promoters to invite visitors to explore the Hengchun Peninsula. Those who take photos with the beer and its featured location name before the end of September and share them on Facebook or Instagram can receive a free beer.
Each of the six beers is named based on its unique aroma, flavor, and color. For example, Dajianshan has a higher alcohol content and a bolder taste, delivering a rewarding sensation akin to reaching the summit of the mountain. Meanwhile, Manzhou beer offers a crisp and pure flavor, reminiscent of the serene comfort found in Manzhou’s pasture fields.
Hengchun 3000 Beer Museum Hengchun 3000 Brewseum
Address: No. 29-1, Caopu Road, Hengchun Town, Pingtung City
Tel: (08)888-1002
Business Hours: 11:00–21:30
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