The bar chart illustrates how Australian people bought and drank coffee and tea in 5 cities in last month.
Looking at the chart, it is immediately obvious that most people enjoyed going to café for coffee or tea, whereas buying fresh coffee was least popular. In addition to that, Melbourne and Hobart registered the highest percentages of residents consuming coffee and tea.
The proportion of people prefer going to café was above 60% in 3 cities (Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart), with the highest figure of about 63% in Melbourne. Adelaide and Brisbane also had the fairly high percentages of about 50% and 55% respectively in this term.
Instant coffee was the second favorite beverage. About 45% to 55% of residents consumed instant coffee in all 5 cities, with the lowest figure in Sydney and the highest in Hobart. In terms of fresh coffee, there was just under 35% enjoying it in Brisbane and Adelaide, while the highest proportion was in Sydney, at under 45%, in last 4 weeks.
The bar chart illustrates how Australian
people
bought
and drank
coffee
and tea in 5 cities in last month.
Looking at the chart, it is immediately obvious that most
people
enjoyed going to café for
coffee
or tea, whereas buying fresh
coffee
was least popular.
In addition
to that, Melbourne and Hobart registered the highest percentages of residents consuming
coffee
and tea.
The proportion of
people
prefer
going to café was above 60% in 3 cities (Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart), with the highest figure of about 63% in Melbourne. Adelaide and Brisbane
also
had the
fairly
high percentages of about 50% and 55%
respectively
in this term.
Instant
coffee
was the second favorite beverage. About 45% to 55% of residents consumed instant
coffee
in all 5 cities, with the lowest figure in Sydney and the highest in Hobart. In terms of fresh
coffee
, there was
just
under 35% enjoying it in Brisbane and Adelaide, while the highest proportion was in Sydney, at under 45%, in last 4 weeks.