As for instant coffee, Nestle is still the first choice on the market. People who are used to drinking Nestle are generally not used to drinking Maxwell (of course you can also try the latter, many people only look for the latter). These two are the mainstream instant coffee in the domestic market. If you only choose one If so, I still recommend Nestlé, which is closer to the "taste of coffee" (but Maxwell's Mate is still good, even if you only drink Quesnel, it can be perfectly paired with Maxwell's Mate).

The Mocha series instant coffee produced in Kunshan, Jiangsu is also very good. It is mainly divided into two types: "charcoal roasted" and "freeze-dried shrinkage". Style, very good. The so-called freeze-dried coffee is similar to Nestlé Gold Medal Coffee. The coffee is earthy in color and has relatively large particles. It is made with better instant coffee making technology, so it is more expensive, but I recommend Kunshan Mocha’s freeze-dried coffee. It is much cheaper than Nestlé Gold Medal, and the taste is not bad, so I recommend it.

Japan’s UCC coffee (both instant and coffee beans) is also sold in many large shopping malls, and there are many varieties, but its instant coffee is better than Nestlé’s It's twice as expensive as others. Although it tastes pretty good, it's just...it's from Japan and it's relatively expensive.

I don’t recommend other brands because they are not yet mature.

But if you really love drinking coffee, it is recommended to slowly transition from instant coffee to freshly ground coffee, because more of the real taste of coffee can only be experienced in freshly ground coffee (buy a grinder) Buy a bean machine (recommended to buy between 100 and 400 yuan for your own use), a filter press (100 to 400 yuan), and a bag of coffee beans (50 to 150 yuan), and you can make original coffee with a relatively pure taste. , it’s not an advertisement, it’s a real suggestion, haha).