If as a Christian you are still arguing for a little alcohol, you need help URGENTLY!!!

THE TRUTH YOU SHOULD KNOW;
In the Old Testament kings and priests were not to take alcohol; others could do. For those who were allowed to take alcohol in the Old Testament they were not to take it excessively. That was in the Old Testament. However, even in the Old Testament, priests and kings were not to take alcohol (Prov. 31:4).

In the New Testament, Jesus made all Christians ‘kings and priests’ (Rev. 1:6). So, the way kings and priests were not to take alcohol in the Old Testament, the same way it applies in the New Testament. The difference is that in the Old Testament not everyone was a priest or king, but in the New Testament, Christ has made us kings and priests. So, it is no longer about taking a little alcohol, it is all about not taking any alcohol.

The argument by people is that it is not written literary in the Bible that drinking alcohol is not acceptable. These people follow the letter (logos) of the word but the letter killeth (2 Cor. 3:6). Between the letters lie deep and eternal truths. Don’t read the Bible from the surface; be opened to truths which the Spirit reveals. It may not support what you always knew or strongly held to, but it will help you live pleasing to God.

More here: http://www.todaynewsreview.com/p/1706/what-the-bible-says-about-drinking-alcohol-gbile-akanni

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drink but don't gt drunk

Let me not say anything, "everyone to his/her own beliefs".