Hard Disk Encryption that wipes drive if invalid key / pass is entered.?

I don't really know much about full drive encryption and haven't done it on any of my devices before.

Question:
I have sensitive data on a notebook.

Naturally, I would like to have the full drive encryption that most existing programs can currently provide, though better encryption is more desireable. Along with that however, I would like a feature that, on booting and password entry (I'm assuming this is how they work…) will wipe the drive if the incorrect password is entered, even once (ok, maybe three times, I drink a lot).

It shouldn't just "delete" the files, I'm talking rewriting all of the blocks, like a legitimate wipe.

Any answers, much appreciated.
Note:

I understand that wiping a large drive would take some time and wouldn't happen immediately, let's ignore that though.

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