Taiwan traditional Chinese medicine is tough, cross-border coffee! Traditional Chinese medicine coffee shop star anise, pepper into the coffee?

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Many people will sprinkle some cinnamon or cocoa powder to add aroma to their coffee, but have you ever drunk coffee with traditional Chinese medicine? There are three brothers and sisters in New Taipei City, but their father's old traditional Chinese medicine business is gradually declining, trying to find a new way to live. To build Taiwan's first traditional Chinese medicine coffee shop, it can not only grab medicine, but also provide specialty coffee. The popular signs are star anise latte and pepper latte. I'll take you to have a taste!

Fragrant coffee is served, but the milk foam is not a flower, but a Chinese herbal medicine star anise! It turns out that this is the second generation of Chinese medicine stores, the creative ideas of the three brothers and sisters to create Taiwan's first traditional Chinese medicine coffee shop!

When you walk into the store, you can see a full jar of traditional Chinese medicine, and there is a grid of medicine cabinets down there, but if you take a closer look, there are a lot of special coffee cups. This is a hidden ingenuity of young brothers and sisters! The three siblings grabbed the medicine while making coffee, which sounded conflicting, but they had an unexpected sense of coordination.

Popular signs are star anise lattes and pepper lattes!

First make a cup of coffee, then soak the Chinese herbal medicine star anise and pepper in the milk, heat it to release the aroma, and finally mix the fresh milk into the coffee.

Like this young guest, he had never thought of entering a traditional Chinese medicine store to get medicine, but accidentally stepped in because of the smell of coffee.

In recent years, Chinese medicine stores have been closed one by one, up from 10 5500 24 years ago to only 9 000-odd this year, which is nearly half less. three seventh-grade brothers and sisters are trying their best to find a new way for the old industry, hoping that more young people can drink coffee. I have a more intimate sense of traditional Chinese medicine handed down by our ancestors.