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Islam forbids alcohol completely.

Judaism permits alcohol. It's forbidden only when the product isn't kosher; such as Alcoholic Beverages which include ingredients from non-kosher animals (such as pig-based additives in certain beers), or wine that does not accord with the kosher requirements of "mevushal" or the particular issues of non-Jewish contact with the fermented grapes.

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