I don't think the concept of 'alcoholism' stretches far back enough in time for it to be addressed by religious sources. Drunkenness - with the possible exception of Purim - is frowned upon in religious sources.
The total amount of wine that's drunk as part of religious requirements is: 4-5 ounces three times over the Sabbath and holidays (once at night, once at around noon, once at night), 4-5 ounces 4 times over the first night (and a second time over the second night outside Israel) of Passover, and Purim. It's not even enough to meet the glass-of-red-wine-a-day-is-good-for-you requirements.
It's not strictly necessary to drink wine either. Although it's not as ideal, grape juice is perfectly acceptable for all of those except Purim (in which case, the alternative would be to take a nap during the day). Someone who can't control themselves when it comes to alcohol, could just drink grape juice.
