Here are widely recommended, top-rated raw (unpasteurised / unfiltered) honey brands and producers available in the UK, with a short note on each and sources you can check.

• Q Honey — Award-winning raw wildflower honey (Gold at recent London/International honey competitions); often appears at the top of raw‑honey roundups. (findthisbest.co.uk)
• Nordmel — Estonian wildflower raw honey frequently ranked highly in UK buyer guides for unpasteurised honey. (findthisbest.co.uk)
• Raw Farm (Pure Raw Wildflowers) — Appears in multiple “best raw honey” lists for flavour and value. (findthisbest.co.uk)
• The London Honey Company — British, unpasteurised blossom honey (good option if you want UK‑sourced raw honey). (findthisbest.co.uk)
• Abel & Cole (Equal Exchange) — Raw/organic clear honey recommended by Good Housekeeping for bold flavour and sustainable sourcing. (goodhousekeeping.com)
• Black Bee Honey (British single‑origin / seasonal jars) — Popular specialist brand for British raw/heather and seasonal varieties; praised for distinctive, bold flavours. (goodhousekeeping.com)
• Odysea (Greek pine & fir / pine tree honey) — Dark, less‑sweet raw pine/fir honeys recommended for cooking and stronger flavour profiles. (goodhousekeeping.com)
• Earthbreath — Unpasteurised, unfiltered wildflower honey (noted in raw‑honey buyer lists). (findthisbest.co.uk)

Notes and buying tips

• “Raw” on labels usually means unpasteurised; look for “unpasteurised” / “unfiltered” / “unheated” and for provenance (single‑apiary or named country) if authenticity matters. (findthisbest.co.uk)
• Independent taste tests and supermarket reviews (Good Housekeeping, The Guardian, specialist honey awards/roundups) are useful because flavour and texture vary widely by floral source and origin. (goodhousekeeping.com)
• Manuka is a different category (medicinal/UMF/MGO grading); if you want raw but also medical‑grade properties, choose certified Manuka (check UMF/MGO labels). (goodhousekeeping.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Give direct links to recent taste tests or product pages (I can fetch current prices/availability).
• Suggest which of these are easiest to buy in the UK (supermarkets vs specialist shops vs online).