Nescafé

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: can/glass
BevNET Review: Coffee (its medium-roast Arabica coffee) with milk. That's striclty what it is. Caffé Latte is your good old iced coffee. No fancy flavors, just a fine brew of coffee. It has a very rich and smooth flavor, that we just loved. It's easy to drink and quite refreshing. Nescafé Caffé Latte does have an aftertaste, however. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: can/glass
BevNET Review: This flavor of Nescafé is for true coffee lovers only. The brew is much stronger than the other flavors and it has a full bodied taste, which is a result of the dark-roasted Arabica coffee that was used for this beverage. It's quite flavorful and refreshing, but like the Caffé Latte, it has some serious aftertaste. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: can/glass
BevNET Review: Nescafé is one of the best things to ever come out of a can! You will have trouble distinguishing between this beverage and a fresh brewed iced coffee. The French Vanilla flavored Nescafé is light and sweet and tastes awesome! A highly superior beverage. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: can/glass
BevNET Review: Despite the fact that The BevNET! is not generally too fond of cans, we are quite fond of this beverage. It has a nutty, rich flavor that is neither too heavy or too sweet. It is not, however, the best thirst quencher for a hot day. Better to stick to Nescafe when curling up with a good book or munching your toast in the morning.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: can/glass
BevNET Review: Move over Dunkin' Donuts! Nescafé has come up with a new product whose flavor will challenge coffee houses everywhere. Their Mocha Coffee Beverage is sweet and chocolatey and tastes great served over ice, morning or night. It is a little on the heavy side though, so those who prefer something lighter might want to try the Hazelnut or French Vanilla instead. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001