Nescafé Germany Deutschland – 22 kinds of Nescafé!

If you are among those who have lived in Germany for a while or worked together with Germans you most undoubtedly have come across the concept of "Ordnung muss sein" (order is necessary) and the typical German penchant for order and structure, rules and regulations. The Nescafé Germany website makes no exception to that. But do Germans really need 22 different kinds of Nescafé?

No excessive ads or popups or distracting flashy graphics, just straight to the point and no more than necessary information. I will not dwell too much at the usual Nescafé information about coffee and harvesting and production, but cut straight threw it. As in Switzerland, here too we can find a Nescafé commercial section, only one, but there is also some behind the scenes information.

The Nescafé "Coffee Break" section features some rather boring e-cards, a couple of screen savers and a PacMan-like Nescafé game. That is quite fun, since it has a couple of levels. I didn’t play it to the end though.

The product range is amazingly sorted and ordered, no mix-up of jar sizes and shapes. German systematism at its best. Norway has so far held the record with 16 different Nescafé products. Nescafé Germany goes further and boosts 22 different variations, so far the most I have seen and there are many new and rather surprising products like Nescafé Frappe Pina Colada…

	Nescafé Gold. The classic, available in three versions: Regular, Decaf and Mild.
	Nescafé Gold Decaf.
	Nescafé Gold Mild.

	Nescafé Classic. Also available in 3 versions: Regular, Decaf and Mild.
	Nescafé Classic Decaf
	Nescafé Classic Mild.
	Nescafe Espresso.
	Nescafé Cappuccino. Available in three versions. Creamy, Decaf and Unsweetened.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Decaf.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Unsweetened.
	Nescafé Latte Macchiato. Regular. I expected three versions, but found only two. Maybe there’s one in the making?
	Nescafé Latte Macchiato Less Sweetened.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Choco. One of many flavored Nescafé Cappuccinos. Choco.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Choco Noisette. Hazelnut. Reminds me of Nutella, maybe that’s why they came up with this flavor?
	Nescafé Cappuccino Crema Latte.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Vanilla.
	Nescafé Frappe. Also Known as Nescafé Ice in other countries.
	Nescafé Frappe Pina Colada. Pineapple and Coconut? "Tropical" coffee? Now that’s a new one.
	Nescafé Cafe au Lait. Coffee and Milk. For the francophiles.
	Nescafé Cappuccino Classico? What makes this different from the first Cappuccino above? I don’t know.
	Nescafé Wiener Melange. Is this the one known as Mocchacino in other countries?