WKD Original Vodka Blue

First off I'll just point out that I am in no way trying to encourage anyone to go get blootered! Drink responsibly!! Alcopops are, for me, a godsend. I despise beers, lagers and wines. Lucky for me, I grew up when these things were readily available. Yay! Starting with the stats, theres 275ML (approx) in every bottle and 1.4 units of alcohol in every 275ML giving us a grand total of 5% alcomaholalol! Thankfully this information is printed in the back of every bottle in a rather easy to read fashion. So if you're wanting to be more concious of what your drinking you can count it all up. The ... more

Alcopops are as necessary to clubbers as a tin of spinach is to Popeye. When you are dancing all night until the break of dawn, you need something sugary to give you the energy to dance some more and something that tastes good too. Beer is a big ‘no no’ if you are going clubbing as you are more than likely to throw it back up on a friend shirt. Alcopops are good because you can drink them and dance as much as you like and not risk the frothiness making you feel sickly. Alcopops used to be something of a drink for the ladies when Bacardi Breezers were the main alcopop around, however WKD has ... more

WKD is one of the many alcopops drinks currently on the market. There are three types of WKD - Irn Bru, Silver and Blue and today Matthew I’m going to be Blue. Sorry, thought I was on Stars in your Eyes for a moment……….. I first tried the wonderful WKD in a bar in Scotland about two and a half years ago. I remember seeing it on a shelf behind the bar wanting to try it just because of it’s lovely colour! However, I asked for a W K D and was gruffly told by the barman that in future I should ask for a Wicked. That was the pronounciation sorted, now onto the drink. The latest bottle of blue WKD ... more

WKD is an alcopop that has been around for a while now - first as a kind of alcoholic Irn Bru and now as blue WKD and silver WKD. I'm sure you are all familiar with the concept of an alcopop but just to recap they are alcoholic versions of soft drinks in lurid colours which come in glass bottles. They appeared back in about 1996 to much controversy because grown ups thought kiddies would drink them. They were right! I was 16 and I have been drinking them ever since. But of course I do not advocate underage drinking. Oh no. Aimed at student age girls in cheesy clubs, WKD is one of the new and ... more

Well and truly smurfed... The place was Scotland the year was 1996. A magical creation was born - a blue 'wicked' alcopop. One I am unable to resist in 'any' public house! ...Taste... So sugary, I was once told the delightful WKDBLUE contains three times as many calories as a MacDonalds Big Mac. No wonder my numerous attempts at weight loss are always unsuccessful! The taste I believe is described by wkd as 'a refreshingly different flavour tenderly combined with vodka'. To be quite honest I'm struggling to find the right words to express the flavor, fruity - actually depending on the ... more