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Sooo apparently some antibiotics cause a sore tongue. I had strep throat about a week and a half ago and I was prescribed an antibiotic (penicillin) for like 10 days. My strep went away and all but now my tongue is sore when I consume stuff, Especially when I eat any kind of sauce or carbonated drink.
Most antibiotics can be mixed with moderate amounts of alcohol with no problem. At most, they'd enhance some of the antibiotics' secondary effects like dizziness - but it's unlikely to happen if you don't suffer from any of these effects and don't overdrink. Some antibiotics (like metronidazole and TMP-SMX) can have a stronger reaction to alcohol, causing headaches and nausea. But even then, alcohol doesn't reduce the antibiotics' effectiveness. Now, what alcohol (especially in large quantities) will do is slow the healing process.