🇹🇼Does Taiwan have Beer Festivals?

Not observed here

Taiwan has no official beer festival. The Act on Commemorative Days and Holidays contains nothing of the kind, and the events that carry the name are dates chosen by a city government or a private organiser, with the central government taking no part. What is distinctive in Taiwan lies elsewhere: alcohol here used to be a state monopoly good. The Provisional Regulations on the Tobacco and Alcohol Monopoly within Taiwan Province were repealed only on 22 May 2002. The Tobacco and Alcohol Administration Act that replaced them defines alcohol as any beverage exceeding 0.5 per cent alcohol by volume, and names the Ministry of Finance as the competent authority at central level and the municipal government at special-municipality level. Article 30 of the same Act forbids selling alcohol through vending machines, mail order, electronic shopping or any other channel where the buyer's age cannot be identified; Article 32 requires packaged alcohol to carry the warning "excessive drinking harms health" or an equivalent. While a Brazilian city government stages a festival, Taiwan's central government only stepped out of the business of selling the drink itself a little over twenty years ago.