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The image shows a bar graph of survey results on coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. The graph compares the percentage of people who bought fresh coffee, bought instant coffee, and went to a cafe for coffee or tea in the last 4 weeks. Sydney had the highest percentage of fresh coffee buyers at around 53%, while Hobart had the lowest at around 37%. Melbourne had the highest percentage of instant coffee buyers at approximately 62%, and Adelaide had the lowest at around 48%. Brisbane had the highest percentage of people visiting cafes at around 65%, and Hobart had the lowest at around 48%.
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The provided bar chart illustrates Australian people’s drinking preferences from five cities.
Overall, going to a cafe for a cup of tea or coffee is the most popular option in four cities, except Adelaide. Buying instant coffee was in the second place, albeit, in the exceptional city, it took the first place. The consumption of fresh coffee was lower than the two other preferences in all five cities.
To start with, going to a cafe was the most selected option in four cities, with more than 60% in three cities, and around 55% in Brisban. However, in Adelaide, the trend accounts for less than 40% and goes down to the second place. Adelaide is the only city in Australia where buying instant coffee is the most famous habit, by making up 50%. In other four cities, this prefernce takes the second place having 40-55%.
In Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart, the shares of buying fresh coffee consist of around 40%, whereas it makes up lower than 35% in Brisban and Adelaide.
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