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Comparando Portugal vs Austria
Portugal runs on espresso — the bica is a daily ritual from Lisbon to Porto. With among the highest out-of-home coffee shares in the EU, cafés are social hubs rather than grab-and-go stops. Lisbon also ranks among Europe's cheapest capitals for a cup at the bar.
Mercado importador
Estadísticas completas de Portugal →Austria's coffee house culture is UNESCO-listed heritage, and Vienna remains one of the world's great café cities. The Verlängerter and Wiener Melange are local classics, though most coffee is drunk at home. Austrians average well over two cups a day.
Mercado importador
Estadísticas completas de Austria →Consumo, hábitos de consumo, nombres locales del café y precios lado a lado — cada cifra enlaza a su fuente original.
5.0 kg per person
6.18 kg per person
80% of adults
Drink coffee daily, overwhelmingly as espresso
Bica (short espresso)
Verlängerter (35% preference) and Wiener Melange
€1.43 average in Lisbon; specialty cafés €2.00–€3.50
€2.30–€2.75 in Vienna
Not a coffee producer
Lisbon had the cheapest average espresso (€1.43) among 27 EU capitals surveyed in 2025.
45% of Portugal's coffee volume is sold through foodservice — one of the highest shares in the EU27.
Roughly 80% of Portuguese adults drink coffee daily, overwhelmingly as espresso.
Viennese coffee house culture has been UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2011.
Austrians consume an estimated 1,000+ cups of coffee per person per year (~2.75 cups/day).
86% of Austrian coffee is consumed at home; 25.5% in traditional coffee houses.
Las cifras por país reflejan investigaciones publicadas en el momento de la compilación — sigue los enlaces a las fuentes para el contexto completo. Los recuentos del directorio reflejan tostadores listados en Speciality Coffee Online.
