【LAI HAO】Taiwan City Souvenir Mug - Taichung

Taiwan City Beer Mug: Taichung Edition Taichung — the largest city in central Taiwan. Known for its natural charm and for producing many legendary figures throughout history. At mealtimes, Dongquan Chili Sauce, a local favorite, is a must-have. No matter what’s on the plate, Taichung locals love to squeeze on a little spice! For drivers from other parts of Taiwan, once you enter Taichung, your car horn basically turns into a decoration — it serves no real purpose here. Taichung is also famous for the Dajia Jenn Lann Temple, a spiritual center for Mazu worship that attracts countless devoted followers. And let’s not forget the city's robust tetrapods (wave breakers) — uniquely built, tough, and very “Taichung-style.” By the way, Taichung locals will insist that the road is called Chunggang Road, not Taiwan Boulevard. It’s best not to argue with them about this. There are many types of beer around the world, so naturally, beer glasses come in various shapes and sizes. Among Taiwanese beer glasses, the most classic size is the 143cc beer mug! Although 143cc is not an official capacity in Taiwan, it is the perfect size for preserving the freshness of beer. It is said that during World War II, due to supply shortages, the Monopoly Bureau deliberately reduced the size of glass mugs so people would savor every sip more. A 600ml bottle of Taiwan Beer can fill about four 143cc mugs. The phrase "You drink up, I’ll sip" has become a warm-hearted way for Taiwanese friends to connect. Everyday life in Taiwan is filled with 143cc beer mugs — whether at picnics, gatherings with friends, or celebratory banquets, you’ll often see them. Lai Hao combines the “143cc classic beer mug” with “Taiwanese symbols” to recreate the familiar rich Taiwanese flavor on each mug. Designed and made in Taiwan. So, who do you want to cheers with today? ➤ Product Information: Style: Taichung Material: Glass Capacity: 143 ml Package Size: Length 7 cm × Width 7 cm × Height 9 cm Origin: Designed and made in Taiwan