The chart illustrates the amount of purchase of tea and coffee as well as the drinking habits in five different cities of Australia over the course of last 3 weeks. Looking from an overall view, it is clearly shown that the most common choice for drinking coffee of five cities is going to a café for coffee or tea, while the unpopular way is purchasing fresh coffee.
A quick glance at the chart suggests that the city has the highest figure for going to a café is Melbourne with approximately around 64%. Meanwhile Hobart comes in second place in term of enjoying coffee and tea at a café with the figure slightly shorter than Melbourne. Following that is Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide with roughly 61%, 55% and 49%, respectively.
Moving on to the next catergory is instant coffee, which Hobart sees the largest percentage compares to the rest. Brisbane and Adelaide followed after along with 53% and 50%. After which is Melbourne with Sydney are only roughly 48% and 46%. Finally, Brisbane being the lowest percentage in purchasing fresh coffee is only about 34%. Up next is Adelaide which is a bit higher. While the remaining cities such as Hobart and Melbourne takes the fourth and third place due to having 38% and and 43% in fresh coffee buyers. Sydney having the highest figure among the rest with up to 44% amount of fresh coffee consumption.
The chart illustrates the amount of
purchase
of tea and
coffee
as well
as the drinking habits in five
different
cities
of Australia over the course of last 3 weeks. Looking from an
overall
view, it is
clearly
shown that the most common choice for drinking
coffee
of five
cities
is going to a café for
coffee
or tea, while the unpopular way is purchasing
fresh
coffee.
A quick glance at the chart suggests that the city has the highest figure for going to a café is Melbourne with approximately around 64%.
Meanwhile
Hobart
comes
in second place in term of enjoying
coffee
and tea at a café with the figure
slightly
shorter than Melbourne. Following
that is
Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide with roughly 61%, 55% and 49%,
respectively
.
Moving on to the
next
catergory
is instant
coffee
, which Hobart
sees
the largest percentage compares to the rest. Brisbane and Adelaide followed after along with 53% and 50%. After which is Melbourne with Sydney are
only
roughly 48% and 46%.
Finally
, Brisbane being the lowest percentage in purchasing
fresh
coffee
is
only
about 34%. Up
next
is Adelaide which is a bit higher. While the remaining
cities
such as Hobart and Melbourne takes the fourth and third place due to having 38%
and and
43% in
fresh
coffee
buyers. Sydney having the highest figure among the rest with up to 44% amount of
fresh
coffee
consumption.