Likely, but not 100% known, from such limited facts. Georgia implies consent law under 40-5-67.1 calls for use of refusal evidence (in an administrative driver's license suspension action) to totally bar you from driving for a full year, if you lose that non-criminal proceeding. A new July 1, 2017 law MAY be available to some drivers to use ignition interlock during that 12 month suspension, but this is a limited permit.
Plus, Georgia law permits use of the DUI refusal at the CRIMINAL trial, to be able to argue to a jury that you were conscious of your guilt, and therefore would not provide a sample of your breath (or blood).
