title_body: Non-alcoholic substitutes for wine
upvoted_answer: Let us start by defining what non-alcoholic wine is.
  
  
    What is non-alcoholic wine?
    
    It's  pretty much what it says on the can, (or the bottle in this case). It’s wine with the alcohol removed. However, some of the beverages can still contain some alcohol, because let’s face it, it’s pretty hard to extract every single bit. Under the law, in order to be called ‘non-alcoholic’, a beverage can contain up to half a per cent of alcohol by volume. It can be a bit confusing, so here’s a quick guide to non-alcoholic wines and their labels in the UK:
    
    
    Non-alcoholic: contains no alcohol at all (0.0%)
    Alcohol-free: contains 0.05% alcohol or less
    De-alcoholized: contains 0.5% alcohol or less
    Low-alcohol: contains more than 0.5% but no more than 1.2%
    
    
    5 best non-alcoholic wines
  
  
  Here are some recommendations:
  
  
    Best Red
    
    Eisberg, Alcohol Free Cabernet Sauvignon
    
    BEST ROSÉ:
    
    Sainsbury’s Alcohol Free Rosé Wine
    
    BEST WHITE: 
    
    Eisberg, Alcohol Free Sauvignon Blanc
    
    BEST MULLED WINE:
    
    Marks &amp; Spencer, Non-alcohol Mulled Punch
    
    BEST SPARKLING:
    
    Asda Extra Special, Alcohol Free Pink Muscat