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

The graph provides information about the results of a survey of people's

coffee

and

tea

buying, and drinking habits in five different Australian cities.

Overall

,

according to

the chart, over 50% of individuals went to a cafe for caffeine or

tea

in the

last

four weeks, and more than 40% bought

instant

cappuccino. The habit of buying

instant

coffee

is higher than fresh

espresso

.

Firstly

, the percentage of buying

instant

coffee

is about 40% to nearly 60%,

however

, fresh

espresso

averages around 30% to 40%.

Secondly

, in the past four weeks, the number between buying fresh

coffee

and

instant

caffeine of public living in Sydney is almost the same, it is about 42% to 45%.

In addition

, more than 60% of Melbourne, Sydney, and Hobart citizens went to a

coffee

bar to drink

espresso

or

tea

.

On the other hand

, In Brisbane, only 35% of the society bought fresh

espresso

, and most of them went to a bistro for an

instant

cappuccino. The same trend happened in Hobart, where 62% of communities bought beverages at a

coffee

shop and only 37% bought fresh

coffee

.

In contrast

, in Adelaide, most population consumed

instant

caffeine, at a rate of 50%.

Although

, only 38% went to a

coffee

shop for

coffee

or

tea

, and the same number with Brisbane, just about 35% bought fresh

espresso

.