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No, there is no alcohol in commercial vinegar.
It actually depends what vinegar you mean. There's white wine vinegar, malt vinegar etc etc All of which are "sold in shops." However ALL vinegars via the means they are made have at least trace amounts of alcohol in it. This is not in almost all cases enough to get drunk by though or something you should worry about when using.
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