Australia was traditionally tea, they probably reached parity in the early 2000s and coffee is solidly ahead today.
swoop_99 on
Coffee in the morning, Tea in the afternoon
foxtrotlimavictor on
The funny thing about America is that despite coffee being dominant, the coffee there is absolutely horrendous.
Giant serves of weak coffee with 10 teaspoons of sugar.
lupajarito on
Mate in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
dexter_sinister on
I think tea is the overwhelming preference in Uganda.
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Ornery_Towel6659 on
I was worried brits would pick coffee over tea, but they haven’t forgotten the horrors of the Boston tea party 🤣
jus_ad_bellum on
Coffee all the way
Akerishe on
Can paint Ukraine in red , definitely more coffee
Only-Durian8901 on
Fua el té dulce es la punta del tren
Eaglise on
tea is more popular i yemen? the place where coffee originated from
Shaedymo on
Somalis are addicted to tea. My family LITERALLY goes through withdrawal symptoms if they don’t get their morning cup of tea. 💀
roywilliams31 on
In what world is tea even close to coffee in Australia.
LupusDeusMagnus on
I don’t know about the rest of population, but I’m from Brazil, I don’t drink much coffee actually none at all, but I do drink mate, which I guess is not technically tea (C. sinensis).
However, sourceless map.
TTSymphony on
What an awful map. What does the grey mean? It can’t be none because the question forces to a definitive answer.
Koreneliuss on
indonesian is predominantly coffee drinker, they have the most cafe in jakarta
Plainlippy on
India isn’t homogeneous. Southern India is coffee except Kerala
Shitmybad on
Where does this info come from? Even in the UK coffee is way more popular than tea now. Both by sales revenue and drinks per day.
wingnuta72 on

Captftm89 on
It feels a bit of a generational thing here in the UK, most younger people tend to drink coffee over tea (I have no stats to back this up, purely anecdotal).
gary-vault108 on
Tea and coffee just aren’t interchangeable imo. Their caffeine content is totally different. When I drink coffee, it’s to give me energy. When I drink tea, it’s just because of the flavor and it refreshes me. I’m not going to wake up in the morning at 5 am and crack open a box of tea to wake me up, I need to slam a cup of black coffee as soon as possible to wake up my body. Tea is like, hanging out on break and I want something that’s not sweet or just water
DismalIngenuity4604 on
Iced tea is huge in the United States, it’s certainly more popular than ordering tea outside of the house is in Australia.
It may be generational, but I haven’t been offered a cup of tea at a mate’s house in a long time.
drquakers on
Taiwan has no data? The country of bubble tea. I think I can confidently paint it green!
Outside_Challenge645 on
Somalia is definitely tea
curiousgaruda on
India should be both. South India, especially Tamilnadu and Karnataka are heavy on coffee. Karnataka and Kerala also have coffee plantations.
WellsHansen on
both is the correct answer

Shiv_Chauhan on
I live in Uganda, you can color that one Green
MoonPieVishal on
crazy that middle east has switched from coffee to tea
yayabubu on
It’s both in Indonesia
Hlvtica on
In my experience China has solidly switched to coffee. Multiple coffee shops on every corner there
GrumpyMcPedant on
Coffee far outperforms tea in Thailand. Where are these data from?
Iron_Wolf123 on
We Aussies combine both
1800skylab on
In India, regionally, tea dominates in the North, East, and West, while coffee holds a stronger foothold in South India.
Overall, India consumes 15× more tea than coffee.
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Japan both?
Australia was traditionally tea, they probably reached parity in the early 2000s and coffee is solidly ahead today.
Coffee in the morning, Tea in the afternoon
The funny thing about America is that despite coffee being dominant, the coffee there is absolutely horrendous.
Giant serves of weak coffee with 10 teaspoons of sugar.
Mate in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
I think tea is the overwhelming preference in Uganda.
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I was worried brits would pick coffee over tea, but they haven’t forgotten the horrors of the Boston tea party 🤣
Coffee all the way
Can paint Ukraine in red , definitely more coffee
Fua el té dulce es la punta del tren
tea is more popular i yemen? the place where coffee originated from
Somalis are addicted to tea. My family LITERALLY goes through withdrawal symptoms if they don’t get their morning cup of tea. 💀
In what world is tea even close to coffee in Australia.
I don’t know about the rest of population, but I’m from Brazil, I don’t drink much coffee actually none at all, but I do drink mate, which I guess is not technically tea (C. sinensis).
However, sourceless map.
What an awful map. What does the grey mean? It can’t be none because the question forces to a definitive answer.
indonesian is predominantly coffee drinker, they have the most cafe in jakarta
India isn’t homogeneous. Southern India is coffee except Kerala
Where does this info come from? Even in the UK coffee is way more popular than tea now. Both by sales revenue and drinks per day.

It feels a bit of a generational thing here in the UK, most younger people tend to drink coffee over tea (I have no stats to back this up, purely anecdotal).
Tea and coffee just aren’t interchangeable imo. Their caffeine content is totally different. When I drink coffee, it’s to give me energy. When I drink tea, it’s just because of the flavor and it refreshes me. I’m not going to wake up in the morning at 5 am and crack open a box of tea to wake me up, I need to slam a cup of black coffee as soon as possible to wake up my body. Tea is like, hanging out on break and I want something that’s not sweet or just water
Iced tea is huge in the United States, it’s certainly more popular than ordering tea outside of the house is in Australia.
It may be generational, but I haven’t been offered a cup of tea at a mate’s house in a long time.
Taiwan has no data? The country of bubble tea. I think I can confidently paint it green!
Somalia is definitely tea
India should be both. South India, especially Tamilnadu and Karnataka are heavy on coffee. Karnataka and Kerala also have coffee plantations.
both is the correct answer

I live in Uganda, you can color that one Green
crazy that middle east has switched from coffee to tea
It’s both in Indonesia
In my experience China has solidly switched to coffee. Multiple coffee shops on every corner there
Coffee far outperforms tea in Thailand. Where are these data from?
We Aussies combine both
In India, regionally, tea dominates in the North, East, and West, while coffee holds a stronger foothold in South India.
Overall, India consumes 15× more tea than coffee.