Alcohol has loads of sugar in it .
Just to clarify this a bit, or it might pass on misinformation. A lot of drinks do have sugar in them if they have sweet mixes added. Beer and wine have carbohydrates unless the wine is really dry.
But pure alcohol by itself does not have any sugar in it. This seems confusing to some people, especially since alcohol is made with sugar. I used to make my own beer. You can control the amount of alcohol in it by the amount of sugar that you add.
But the brewing yeast transforms the sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide. It isn't sugar any more after the yeast finishes with it.
Alcohol is so unique that it almost deserves a food group all by itself. When it is put into one of the 'fats, sugar, protein' groups, it is classified as a fat, and that is the closest group for it.
After it is in the body the liver makes one change in it, and then it is a fat.
For example a book that was popular awhile ago, 'good fats, bad fats' had alcohol listed as the worst fat. It actually doesn't make any more sense to say that alcohol has sugar in it than it does to say that fat has sugar in it.
Hope I'm not being disagreeable. I'm really not much at arguing. I'm not a fighter or a lover, I'm a runner

(in both situations) Sorted that out long time ago.