After facing fears about his liver health Mark decided it was time to change but didn't want to give up the luxury of enjoying a nice cold beer entirely, and so he set out to create a beverage that would be better for his health.
Many years later, Mark return to Asia and discovered an entirely new world of plants that were used to make tea but also contained "relaxing, medicinal benefits" too, these ingredients would go on to inspire his clever creation.
Deborah was worried that Mark might just get a lot of "one off business online" and would struggle in the emerging digital world against its rivals and she too, stepped back from investing her cash.
However, Mark Wong is the person having the last laugh now, with his company now worth a whopping £12 million, despite the initial blow and set back on the BBC One competition.
As part of his pitch, he told the likes of Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett: "I love beer, but because of my health, I had to stop two years ago.".
