Just because they made a mistake in putting the wrong ID number on the citation, this should not affect the citation. This is considered a clerrical error that does not go to the substance of charges against you. The officer had no reason for pulling you over and giving you a breathalizer test, but that is a Fourth Amendment search and seizure issue.

But most importantly, were you cited for having alcohol in your possession or were you cited for having alcohol  in you system?  If you were charged with having alcohol in your system this is not a crime, for there are many ways you can register an alcohol content without drinking the normal booze. Were you charged with being "drunk in public."? At any rate this is a very minor offense and the district attorney may not even charge you. If you were also charged with being drunk in public, this offense is very difficult to prove. Usually the district attorney has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt that you were "unable to care for yourself or were a danger to others" as a result of intoxication. Also, if you were given a citation to appear and not taken into custody to "sober up" this is an indication that you weren't drunk in public.  Being drunk in public is not the same as driving drunk, which is another issue.

I hope this information is helpful to you.