lol… Absolute water corrupts absolutely!
And Absolute Vodka makes you happy 
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Not sure if the word vodka makes sense for English native speakers? How people hear it, does it make connection to water in English and other non-slavic languages?
It’s a brand of Vodka, and the first connection that came to my mind as well as ACarneiro. lol.
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What about the word “Vodka” itself? Since the word “vodka” originates from the Slavic word “voda,” which means “water.” The term is derived from the diminutive form “vodka,” literally translating to “little water” or “dear water” in Russian, Czech, Slovak and other Eastern Europe languages.
Then it appears we have a double double entendre.
The closest could be a “watherule”? But there is no such word.
yeah, Absolut vodka is 40%alc/vol => it has 60% water. If you want to save water you need to buy this one.
Warning: do not drink it straight
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