If you’re like most people, you would you like to know interesting facts, but facts by themselves can be rather boring to read. Enter factsandchicks.com, a website committed to serving up a few interesting facts each day while entertaining you with beautiful women. The following are samples of their work as it pertains to our primary interests of Sex, Cigars, Booze, Coffee, and Laughter.

Why would drinking lower stroke risk? “Alcohol has components that prevent blood clots and promote HDL (good) cholesterol,” says lead researcher Dr. Monik Jimenez. Fewer blood clots could account for fewer strokes. (And the boost in good cholesterol helps explain why moderate drinking may also lower the risk of heart disease.)

Without yeast there would be no beer, and Heineken has been cloning the same secret strain since 1886.

There comes a time in the day when no matter what the question, the answer is booze. They say time changes people. It’s true, 5 p.m. changes me from a coffee drinker into a booze drinker.

The science-based Harvard Good Eating Pyramid is based on the best available scientific knowledge and recommends drinking alcohol in moderation (unless there is a good reason to abstain).

Attention drinkable drinks industry: Check out these unsolicited proposals for new and wonderful beverages, in four compelling categories.

See Mix Drink is the first-ever cocktail book to offer instruction through info-graphics, showing you how to make the drinks you love at home is as easy as, See, Mix, Drink. Here are 10 recipes from See Mix Drink, the super visual guide to drink making.

The Bloody Mary is probably the most popular vodka-based cocktail in the world. The perfect Bloody Mary is more than just vodka and tomato juice. There are many variations of this tempting drink; however, here is a very clever infographic that you can use the next time you crave a Bloody Mary.

Who knows… our favorite Bourbon of all time could be resting comfortably in a charred oak barrel right now high in a Kentucky warehouse, waiting to be discovered! In the meantime, enjoy our selections of top 10 Bourbons.

Today many people make their own beer and wine; some even distill their own spirits. The benefits are numerous: it saves money, no unpleasant additives and no duties or taxes involved. However, before you get serious and start investing in the gear to become your own brew master/vintner, here is a little project you can try at home. Have fun.

It’s a good time for beer! Take a look at how the small brewer is making quite a comeback after nearly a half century of decline.

Which country produces the most wine in the world and who consumes the most?