Our coffees

Coffee has a long history, dating back to 800 A.D.

Read more fun facts about coffee here.

Beethoven was a huge fan of coffee, using precisely 60 beans per cup.

A coffee ‘bean’ is actually a fruit. The ‘beans’ grow on a bush in the centre of a berry.

Brazil is the world's number one coffee producer, followed by Vietnam and Colombia.

Fresh coffee beans are green and have a grassy scent. That rich brown colour and incredible aroma only come to life after being roasted.

Coffee can be roasted light, medium or dark. Each has a different level of acidity and unique flavouring.

Arabic, with higher acidity & smoother taste, and Robusta, for a less acidic and bitter taste

For a coffee to be classed as decaf, it needs to have less than 0.3% caffeine.

NESCAFÉ^® began with the idea of a single, cube-shaped coffee tablet in 1929. Dive into the history of the world's favourite coffee brand.