The bar chart illustrates coffee and tea consumption across five cities in Australia by comparing the proportion of residents who purchased fresh or instant coffee, or visited a coffee shop during the previous month.
Overall, Hobart locals surpass others in buying instant alternatives, while visiting cafes is most favorable in Melbourne. Fresh coffee consumption, on the other hand, recorded the lowest figure across all surveyed cities.
Regarding the percentage of people who purchased instant coffee, Hobart and Brisbane locals lead with approximately 54% and 52%, respectively, with those in the other cities being virtually identical, at around 45% to 50%.
Cafes are the most common option for residents in most cities, except for Adelaide where they are outstripped by instant coffee. Specifically, the figures in Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart dwarf others with over 60%, widening the gap with the remaining cities.
Lastly, fresh coffee is the least popular choice for these consumers. Only about 43% of Sydney and Melbourne inhabitants buy it, followed by almost 35% of Hobart, Adelaide and Brisbane counterparts.