The line graph compares the revenue in terms of the type of tea such as Match, Purple, Oolong, based on consumption.
It is clear that there were significant changes in the number of customers purchasing different tea flavors, clearly shown across the quarters of the years. While Matcha and Oolong types saw dramatic growth across the quarters of the year, the amount of purple tea purchased saw sharp oscillation.
From January to March, Oolong flavors reached a peak but gradually declined afterward, notably the purple type. Contrary to the top sales revenue level of Purple tea (18 thousand dollars) among all the flavors in the first quarter, this line experienced a steep downturn after that period.
Meanwhile, from January to mid-April, the Matcha flavor fluctuated minimally, remaining constant at 2 thousand dollars, compared to the unpredictable boom lines of the other flavors. Albeit the lines were erratic during the following period, they climbed slowly and reached a plateau in the last three months.