Nescafe is launching new cold-brew bottles in Thailand to expand its ready-to-drink premium offerings at convenience stores.

Instant coffee may seem like a relatively modern convenience, but it’s in fact a lot older than many other inventions that we still use today.

Nestle Thai Ltd, the marketer of Nescafe coffee, has seen its instant coffee turn around for the first time in 2019 after weak sales for several years because of the popularity of coffee shops.

So far we've spotted opportunities to stock up on beer, lipstick, and coffee, plus a free wireless controller for an XBox, and a cheap(er) red kettle.

Good-to-go capsule coffee doesn't come quicker or easier than from this little dream machine

It was Nescafe versus a handgun.