The bar graph below presents the results of a survey investigating the coffee and tea buying and drinking habits of residents in five major Australian cities.
The survey reveals notable differences in the percentage of residents who bought fresh coffee, instant coffee, or visited a café for coffee or tea in the last four weeks across the five cities.
In Sydney, the majority of residents, approximately 65%, prefer buying fresh coffee, while 50% opt for instant coffee, and 60% visit a café. In contrast, Melbourne exhibits a slightly lower tendency, with around 55% buying fresh coffee, 45% opting for instant coffee, and 55% frequenting a café. Brisbane, on the other hand, displays a relatively lower inclination towards buying coffee, with 50% and 42% preferring fresh and instant coffee, respectively, and 38% visiting a café.
Adelaide and Hobart exhibit distinct patterns in their coffee and tea habits. In Adelaide, around 45% of residents buy fresh coffee, 38% opt for instant coffee, and 40% visit a café. Hobart, however, displays a strong preference for fresh coffee, with nearly 60% of residents buying it, followed by 40% opting for instant coffee, and 50% visiting a café. Notably, Hobart records the highest percentage of residents buying fresh coffee among the five cities.