The chart below shows the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart illustrates a survey’s results concerning Australian

coffee

and tea consumption habits in five different cities in the

last

four weeks.

Overall

,

it is clear that

most people preferred going to a

cafe

for either

coffee

or tea,

while

only a small portion bought fresh

coffee

.

Additionally

, Melbourne is the

city

with the highest proportion of citizens who went to a

cafe

,

in contrast

to Adelaide being the lowest. In the

last

four weeks, every

city

had more than 55% of their population, the absolute majority, going to a

cafe

, except for Adelaide. Less than half of Adelaide’s citizens venture to a

cafe

for

coffee

or tea, making it the only

city

where most people enjoyed buying instant

coffee

over other methods. Despite that, Hobart has the highest percentage of residents buying instant

coffee

, at 54%. Regarding the percentage of citizens buying fresh

coffee

in the

last

four weeks, it is the lowest number in any

city

.

However

, the people of Sydney and Melbourne did make it a habit to buy fresh

coffee

, as more than 43% and 42% of the population did so respectively.

In contrast

, merely 34%, almost 35%, and 37% of the

city

residents in Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart bought fresh

coffee

in turn.