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

The bar chart illustrates how Australian citizens in five different areas decided to drink or buy

coffee

and tea during the past four weeks by using percentages.

Overall

, it is noticeable that almost every city has the highest percentage of people who buy

coffee

or tea from a cafe,

however

, buying fresh

coffee

shows the lowest proportion in all conditions.

To begin

with, the share of residents who purchased

coffee

or tea from drinks shops plays a significant role, with nearly or above half.

Additionally

, most individuals from Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart chose

this

option, with over 60% in all three cities. Even though Adelaide is the only place that does not remain the highest rank in

this

section, the gap between the first is just a little different.

In contrast

, feedback from buying fresh and instant

coffee

in the past four weeks tends to fluctuate compared to their section with other areas. Typically, the popularity between these two categories is more than 10 per cent, but in Sydney and Melbourne, it does not follow the trend. Surprisingly, in Adelaide, the results of individuals buying instant

coffee

are more crucial than buying

coffee

from drinks stores which is approximately 1-2 per cent.

Last

but not least, fresh caffeine stayed constant in the lowest spot when compared to the other four places.