The given charts tell people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities based on the results of a survey.
Overall, instant coffee is the most popular coffee in every city except Adelaide. Instant coffee is bought more frequently than cafe-made ones in Adelaide, but ranks second in the other four cities. In every area, fresh coffee is bought less often than the other two.
In Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart, more than 60% of the population went to a cafe for coffee or tea recently. In Brisbane, this figure drops to around 55%, and around half of Adelaide’s residents did the same. Adelaide citizens prefer instant coffee, although the gap is very small. In Sydney and Melbourne, the popularity gap between the two coffees is more than 10%, while in Hobart and Brisbane the margin is around 7.5% and 2.5% respectively.
Fresh coffee is the least-consumed coffee in all five cities. It is more often drank in Melbourne and Sydney, where it is bought by around 42% of its citizens. Only about 40% of Hobart’s population consume it, and in both Brisbane and Adelaide, there are approximately 35% of the population who drink fresh coffee.