Paula74
Without bursting your bubble - you might have an issue here. If the DVLA doctor or your GP has ticked 'YES' to any alcohol issues AND you have disclosed drinking two bottles of wine each month, you may get your licence refused.
I am not too sure how long the DVLA has implemented the sobriety period for - it may be three years if previous alcohol problems are raised on your medical file.
My own mindset is to stick with a sobriety date in the past, use this as a benchmark and never disclose any alcohol consumption since the sobriety date.
I would ensure a strict zero tolerance approach to alcohol consumption as long as the DVLA have you under the spotlight as a HRO (which can last for six years, sometimes longer).
It can be very problematic - having historic alcohol problems from say 2016/17, then saying you no longer have a dependency and consume 10 units a week.
The DVLA medical team seem to play by their own rules - I don't trust them at all when it comes to things like this because it can always result in a licence refusal if you have disclosed having that occasion drink.
CJ