SQL Server 2012 - Throwing Exception using THROW in TRY CATCH BLOCK instead of using RAISERROR

In SQL Server 2005/2008, if you want to throw an error again in catch block of TRY CATCH statement, you have to use RAISERROR with ERROR_MESSAGE(), ERROR_SEVERITY().

In SQL Server 2005/2008:

 -- EXCEPTION HANDLING in SQL Server 2005/2008  
 BEGIN TRY  
   DECLARE @VALUE INT  
   SET @VALUE = 1 / 0  
 END TRY   
 BEGIN CATCH  
   DECLARE @Message nvarchar(4000), @Severity int  
   SELECT @Message = ERROR_MESSAGE(), @Severity = ERROR_SEVERITY()  
   RAISERROR ( @Message, @Severity, 1 )  
 END CATCH  

SQL Server 2012:
Just, you can use THROW keyword to throw the complete error information.

 -- EXCEPTION HANDLING using THROW in SQL Server 2012  
 BEGIN TRY  
      DECLARE @VALUE INT  
      SET @VALUE = 1/0  
 END TRY   
 BEGIN CATCH  
      THROW  
 END CATCH  

if you execute the above statement, you will receive an error like below.

 Msg 8134, Level 16, State 1, Line 5  
 Divide by zero error encountered.