Jim is correct: NO drinking alcoholic beverages before or doing a hunt or shooting. Use Isopropyl, or rubbing alcohol, whichever is the cheapest at your grocery store, to dampen cleaning patches. Keep them wet to clean the crud, and don't be afraid to use more than one in cold weather. I do like using a dry lube system, like Dutch Schoultz advocates, on patches, particular in freezing temperatures. That may be where Ballistoil really shines.
I suppose someone could make up a cleaning compound based in alcohol, using a little detergent and a little water soluable oil, but I found that using just rubbing alcohol was all I needed to keep the rifle clean. However, I don't remember every firing more than 10 shots when it was that cold out on a single day. Somebody else is going to have to do the testing to see what works to keep a gun clean and shooting in freezing weather, when there is lots of shooting to do. As long as I cleaned the barrel between shots, and then ran a couple of cleaning patches down every 5 or so shots, the rifle was one shot dirty at most. I certainly have had much more trouble keeping a gun shooting in hot humid weather, than in freezing cold temperatures.