Notes:

Produced by Barton Brands which was part of Constellation then sold to Sazerac. Sazerac has acquired a number of lower end brands from Constellation and this was part of the portfolio.

Designed as a cheap lower proof (60 proof) flavored vodka.

Appearance: Clear, iridescent pink, almost a candy or energy drink color.

First Impression: Chemical lemonade smell with whiffs of fake grapefruit, plastic sweetness with corn syrup background which overlays the alcohol base.

Taste: Slightly heavy syrupy mouthfeel on entry, heavy on fake lemon, grapefruit and citric acid followed by a very plastic tasting pseudo lemonade taste. Has about the same mouthfeel as a decent grade of floor wax.

Drinks: I’m sorry, I can’t find anything to use this in.

Bottle: Fairly generic glass bottle – but it is at least glass- we give them credit for that.Plastic stick on label with mod type graphics (including a background that looks like a sound wave graphic). Particularly nasty sort of neck wrap – reminds us of a condom that has exceeded its shelf life – wraps around the screw cap closure.

Other:  O.K. I really don’t get a lot of cheap, candy-like  taste and appearance, or fake child juice tasting vodka. If I want to make a vodka taste like something I will infuse it myself, or if I want particular flavors in a drink, it’s called a cocktail, and I will add the requisite real ingredients.

Final Thoughts: For the person (of whatever age) who likes bad kiddie chemical equivalent juice drinks. Nasty, sticky, sickeningly sweet and more of less completely unredeemable.

Website: www.wavevodka.com

Fairly basic website with little information. Recipe section is pretty laughable too, not much imagination at all.