Alcohol promotes fat storage, especially when combined with a large, high fat meal. If weight control is a challenge, you may want to rethink that drink at the end of your day. Keeping alcohol consumption down is a critical practice for good weight control. Alcohol intake increases VLDL production in the liver. It is later converted to an LDL molecule, so the more VLDLs you produce the more circulating fat and LDL molecules your body will have to process.
Alcohol raises blood pressure.
Again, if high blood pressure is a condition you need to manage, alcohol consumption will compromise your efforts. Keep alcohol consumption to a minimum. Remember, moderation is 1 drink per day for women and 2 drinks per day for men. Below is a table which defines 1 drink. Not all exercises or diets are suitable for everyone.