How Taiwan Whisky Became an Unexpected Hero - Taiwan on the Rocks Ep4
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Taiwan on the Rocks is hosted by renowned beverage expert Peng Wang. Join him as he travels through Taichung, Hualien, Chiayi, Pingtung, and Kinmen, uncovering the rich history and unique brewing techniques of various Taiwanese alcoholic beverages.

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Whisky is enjoyed worldwide, and some of the finest is produced in Taiwan. In this episode of "Taiwan on the Rocks," host Paul Peng Wang uncovers how this unlikely subtropical isla