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Sure. They're the ones under the lamp shades.
Seriously, Alcoholism has nothing to do with where or how you drink. When you need alcohol to function normally (or what sort of passes for normally) you're an alcoholic, regardless of the details. It's just another addiction to an especially harmful drug.
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