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Nestlé chemist Dr. Max Morgenthaler worked for seven years to develop a soluble instant coffee that would preserve coffee's natural flavor and aroma. 
The challenge was to create a product that could be easily prepared by simply adding water while maintaining the quality of real coffee.
On April 1, 1938, Nescafé was officially launched in Switzerland.

Nestlé, a major coffee bean trader in Vietnam, was originally founded in Switzerland by Henri Nestlé, a native of Frankfurt, Germany.
He was originally a pharmacist, but in the 1860s, infant malnutrition and mortality were becoming serious problems. He developed the infant formula "Farine Lacté Nestlé" in an effort to solve these problems.
Nestlé means bird's nest in German, and the bird's nest in the current Nestlé logo comes from his family crest. At the same time, the logo evokes the image of a mother bird protecting her chicks, making it a fitting logo for this product.

Under Vietnam's Doi Moi policy, the Vietnamese government positioned coffee as a major agricultural export.
Robusta was selected for the cultivation plan.
Robusta is resistant to pests and diseases and is cultivated primarily in the central highlands of Dak Lak Province, where the climate and growing conditions are well suited.
Arabica and Robusta