What about "nonalcoholic" beer and wine?
The term "nonalcoholic" is a bit misleading when it comes to the supposedly alcohol-free versions of beer and wine. In fact, all "nonalcoholic" beers and many “nonalcoholic” wines do contain some alcohol, typically less than half a percent.
Drinks labeled "nonalcoholic" can contain trace amounts of alcohol, while those labeled "alcohol-free" can't. However, researchers have found that some drinks contain greater amounts of alcohol than claimed on their labels – even some labeled “alcohol-free.”
While few would say that the trace amount of alcohol in an occasional glass of “nonalcoholic” beer is going to harm your baby, it's something to be aware of – especially if you drink these beverages often or in large amounts. So before you drink up, read labels carefully and remember that "nonalcoholic" and "alcohol-free" aren't interchangeable terms.