This spirit drink can only make sense for educational purposes; I'm really surprised why Krüger bottles something like this. Apparently it briefly saw oak, but basically it's more or less new make, and you can taste it. And it's not the best. If you want to try Tullibardine New Make, you can drink it. It's quite unpleasant and immature on the nose (60), but the taste has a certain sweetness, especially with a few drops of water, which you can get used to. Many whiskies are worse (74). The proof of the pudding is in the eating, but a whole bottle of this is utter nonsense.