Some comics feature both tea and coffee, usually preferring the latter, but this comic from a 1902 issue of “Punch” is notable for its impartiality:

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The passenger’s statement (“Look here, Steward, if this is Coffee, I want Tea; but if this is Tea, then I wish for Coffee”) has been (incorrectly) attributed to a number of people (such as Abraham Lincoln), but it remains unclear who said it first, or whether it was merely composed as a fictional anecdote.

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Herman is confronted with an alternative solution:

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Buni seems to depict the usual attitude of coffee drinkers towards tea.

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Ditto Adam@Home:

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Horace has made it clear (multiple times) that he definitely prefers coffee:

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It’s hard to say which one it easier to prepare (if you care about doing it well):

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Sometimes it doesn’t matter, when it’s just for the caffeine:

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Each drink has its own particular traditions.

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