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 bar chart below compares

coffee

and tea consumption habits in five cities in Australia,

according to

the result of a survey, which measured all of them in the

last

4 weeks before answering the questionnaire.

Overall

, residents of all five cities do not have a strong habit of buying fresh

coffee

.

In contrast

with that, most of them tend to go to cafes to drink

coffee

or tea. If we look at the figures for going to cafes,

that is

the most common habit of drinking and buying tea or

coffee

among the people living in Hobart, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. It is noticeable that in Melbourne and Hobart, going to cafe shops has the highest rates among all the surveyed habits in other cities.

By contrast

, In Adelaide, buying instant

coffee

headed the list, by 50%, being slightly more than the figure for going to a cafe. Buying fresh

coffee

has the lowest proportion in Brisbane, by just under 35%.

That is

the least common habit among all of the measured ones. The highest rate of purchasing fresh

coffee

belongs to Sydney, well above 40%.