The chart show the results of a survey about people's coffe and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities

The bar chart compares different habits in consuming coffee and tea observed in five main Australian cities. At the oneset it is clear that it is more common to go to a café than buying fresh coffee. Actually, the latter element had registered the lowest total percentage, being overcomed by the selling of instant coffee. A more detailed look at the illustration reveals that in Melbourne is hitted the highest rate, with an amount just below 65% of residents who had preferred going to a café that everything else. Despite this is the general trend, Adelaide is characterized by a higher percentage related to the bought of instant coffee. However, it is a tiny difference of just over a half. On the other hand, fresh coffee had been generally put aside by Australians. Indeed, it's consumption peak is observed in Sidney, where not even a 45 per cent is reached. Furthermore, Brisbane, whose fresh coffee consumption rate stand just below 35%, has touched the lowest amount. On the whole, despite in some cases there aren't particularly noticeable differences in coffee and tea habits usage, it is quite evident that Australian enjoys more going to a coffee rather than drinking them at home.