Former British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill was a heavy smoker and drinker

The cigar was an integral part of the image of politics and he parted with it unless in a dream. According to approximate estimates for all his life, he smoked a cigar 30000 (10-15 pieces a day). With that in traditional cigarettes treated with contempt.

In terms of alcohol preferred Armenian cognac "Dvin" every day by drinking a bottle of an alcoholic beverage. Once Churchill said to Stalin, that "Dvin" has lost its former flavor. It turned out that Comrade Serdakyan, who was involved in blending "Dvina", was exiled to Siberia. Stalin returned Serdakyana, restored in the party, even awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor, and Churchill continued to enjoy a drink.

Nevertheless, the politician died at the age of 90, noting during the life of that "I owe her longevity to the sport, I never dealt with them."