Honey is graded to indicate the degree of filtering and has nothing to do with flavor or sweetness. Grade A is the highest grade given. Comb honey, taken directly from the hive, has the liquid honey still stored in the waxy comb, which is edible. Chunk honey includes small bits of the comb. By far the most common honey sold is liquid honey, which has been removed from the comb.
Spun honey is honey with some moisture removed to make it thicker and easier to spread.
It looks cloudy rather than clear. For some real honey adventures and the opportunity to enjoy various flavors, buy it at a farmers market, roadside stand, natural foods market, specialty store or by mail order. At home, store honey in airtight jars in a cool, dry, dark place. Do not refrigerate, as it will become grainy and too thick to use. Be sure the cap is tightly closed, because when honey is exposed to too much air or moisture, it quickly darkens and crystallizes.