28 October 2026
Coffee drink choice human profiling patterns shown
Social media platform Twitter has released data revealing lattes as its Australian user’s coffee of choice.
The finding were based off how often users tweeted about coffee between the 1 August and the 23 September 2015.
Twitter was also able to monitor its users to find that Australian tweets about coffee peak at 9am each day.
Australian Twitter users favourite coffees:
- Latte
- Espresso
- Mocha
- Cappuccino
- Iced coffee
- Flat white
- Decaf
- Long Black
- Black Coffee
- Double Shot
Top coffee brands were also ranked:
- The Grounds
- Campos
- Single Origin Roasters
- Toby’s Estate
- Market Lane
- Grinders
- Seven Seeds
- Vittoria
- Merlo
- Sunshine Coast Coffee
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