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 provides information about how different five cities in Australia have

coffee

and tea buying and drinking habits,

according to

a survey.

Overall

, almost in every city, the most repeated activity of Australian people was to go to a café,

while

buying fresh

coffee

was the least desired for each. In general, there was a complete supremacy of going to a café for

coffee

or tea over purchasing

coffee

freshly in the

last

4 weeks. The rates of going to a

coffee

had the highest levels in Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart, by just over 60%,

while

Melbourne was at the top, by nearly 65%. In Adelaide,

although

the percentage of going to a café for drinking is at the bottom level, it was higher than the fresh

coffee

consumption

nevertheless

. Buying fresh

coffee

rates fluctuated approximately between 33% and 43%.

Moreover

, the highest point of fresh

coffee

purchasements was in Sydney,

while

the lowest point was owned by Brisbane. During the

last

month, denizens in Australia mostly preferred instant

coffee

as the second choice, excepting just one city. In Adelaide, the instant

coffee

surprisingly outraced the others, by making up roughly 50%. Folks of Hobart deserved the title of the city which bought the instant

coffee

most,

while

Sydney was the least, respectively about 55% and 45%.