The graph illustrates the amount of sale of beer in pubs and supermarkets over six years whereas a bar chart indicates the total number of pubs in the UK over the same period.
Overall, the sale of beer to supermarket showed an upward trend over the given period while the number of active pubs displays a decreasing trend during the same time.
Concerning the line graph, the quantity of beer in pubs modified continually during the whole time with peaks in 2002 and 2004 and a downward trend in 2012. Meanwhile, there is a significant change in the amount of beer in supermarkets l, which rose and fell several times and reached its highest consumption level in 2012 with about 15.000 barrels.
On the other hand, the clear evidence from the period bar chart depicts the quantity of pubs highest compared to other years, with 60.000 bars. The figure was steady and went down slightly after 8 years, with approximately 50.000 pubs closed in the UK. From 2010 to 2016, there was a continuous decrease of about 5000 closed pubs, leading to a reduction in the volume of beer sold to this sector during that time.