The bar chart provides information about the survey resulf of drinking habits in 5 Australian cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart) over the last four weeks.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that enjoying coffee or tea at cafés were more popular than enjoying instant coffee in most cities, while drinking fresh coffee were less common over the whole period in question. Another interesting point is that Hobert city was a mere city, where instant coffe purches were moderately higher than people who went to a café for coffe or tea.
If we look at the buying fresh coffee, it was more common in Sydney , Melbourne , and Hobert cities at just over 37%, and it was followed by 34% and 35% in Brisbane and Adelaide respectively. Regarding instant coffee enjoyers, it resulted in highest percent in Hobert at around 54% and, ahead of Brisbane at 52%. In Sydney and in Melboune, it was not as much as popular as in Adelaide.
With respect to drinking coffee or tea at a café, it was by far the most popular in Melbourne, Hobert, and Sydney with just over 60% of city dwellers. In Brisbane and in Adelaide, it stood at under 56% for the previous 4 weeks.