Well, in my opinion, Nescafe Classic as it known in almost Asia country, it is also known as Nescafe Blend 43 in Australia (where I live now) as it simply means, there’s 43 coffee beans in a cup of Nescafe coffee that we drink.
i’ve always drink Nescafe, and to me it is a quality cup of instant coffee that we can easily enjoy at the convenience of our home. (to get better taste of coffee, you need to get the brewed ones, maybe at cafes etc (like Starbucks). but in the instant coffee segment, Nescafe still dominates the market.
as alot of coffee lovers like strong aroma and taste, Nescafe also come out with other product line such as the Nescafe Cap Colombie, Kenjara Nescafe Gold as well as the decaffenated ones.
well, i;ve tried Nescafe Gold, and I love it! it is a bit expensive compared to Nescafe Classic/Blend 43 because of the technique used to produce the coffee powder. I like it as it conserve the aroma and full bodied taste. try it if you like rich, full bodied taste.