Taste is fine, but I doubt this is raw and unfiltered honey. I am not a honey expert, but I would think raw and unfiltered honey would not be clear with no particulates or as runny as this honey,

Good honey. I really like local honey, but honey from our general area has served us well. It’s a natural sweetener with immune support benefits! Highly recommend.

This is the best honey ever. It does not dry out and have to be heated to use. I have left it in my pantry after opening and it doesn't form crystals. Thick and delicious.

Always fresh, good tasting, vibrant honey flavor, we order unfiltered honey always and we always lean on purchasing this honey brand. You get great qauntity for what it costs that we agree is a good and fair price.

Great product but packaged poorly for shipment from Sams. The box was way too lg for the amount of product & w/o ample packaging to secure product inside. Two of the bottles had broken lids. Fortunately the honey was sealed & didnt spill.

This is the second bottle that after two days the honey started to crystallize. Because I've never have this happen, I thought something was wrong and $15.97 is a bit much to throw out

I'm no honey connoisseur. We like this. It goes well in drinks and cooking. If it is stored long enough it will start to solidify which to my knowledge means it is real honey.

Fischer's is "local" honey to us -- just a few miles down the highway. We have enjoyed it for years, but it's nice to be able to get big bottles at Sam's.

We really enjoy the taste of this honey. The fact that it is local to us, raw, & unfiltered and is at an amazing price, well you just can't beat it. Thanks Sam's Club for always providing such a great array of products!

At 800x on our QC departments microscope, we could detect zero anything in this honey in multiple samples. That's hard for me to believe since this is "raw unfiltered". This did not burn on a matchstick either, but rather cracked and extinguished the flame. Remains quite sloshy at 45f temps. Cannot find wether this is pasteurized or not. 100% grade A means very little in the grading of honey. Do your research. To me the testing shows this is most likely diluted considerably with corn syrup, as virtually all honey sold in stores is. Pure honey can legally contain corn syrup. Like I said do your research. True 100% total pure hive honey is approximately $25 per pint.