If you read reviews online for this bottle, people are very high on it. I didn't find it to be as enjoyable as the lower priced 12 year double wood, and was rather disappointed in the overall flavor profile. I found the bottle to have more of an alcohol hint to the nose, which may be a byproduct of the aging in Rum barrels to finish. It wasn't nearly as interesting as Balvenie's other offerings to my pallet, and I found the hype around how it's aged to be overblown. Definitely not worth the extra money. I would instead suggest the 12 year double wood, as that may become a staple in your bar, where this is a bit more of a once in a while, to show off to people who may not have heard of Rum Barrel aging types.