澳大利亚城市的咖啡与茶消费习惯People’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in Australian cities

The bar chart represents the proportions of residents in five Australian cities who bought fresh or instant coffee, or visited a café for coffee or tea during the previous four weeks. Overall, most Australians in those cities, except Adelaide, went to a café to enjoy tea or coffee, while buying fresh coffee was the least common choice in most locations. In detail, almost 64% citizens in Melbourne went to a café to enjoy tea or coffee. Hobart followed very closely, while this ratio in Sydney and Brisbane showed slightly lower but still strong participation, at roughly 60% and 55%, respectively. Adelaide was the only city where café visits did not dominate, standing at just under 50%. When it comes to instant coffee, the highest proportions of people (54%) buying it were recorded in Hobart, closely followed by Brisbane, where just over half of the population purchased this type of drink. Adelaide also had a relatively high rate of this trend, around 50%. In contrast, the proportion of people in Sydney and Melbourne who bought it stood at moderate levels, both at about 45%. Purchases of fresh coffee were noticeably lower across all five cities. Sydney and Melbourne led this category, with around 44% and 42% respectively. Hobart followed at approximately 38%, while Brisbane and Adelaide had the lowest figures, each sitting in the mid-30% range.