Well done VEG.
I do not show my honey because the heating and straining that goes on before the settling tank and then bottling changes the consistency of the honey from the pure honey, to a processed product.
We do have a separate class labelled 'the Black jar', which is for honey that has come straight from the hive with no heating of straining out of bits. The 1lb jar is covered in aluminium foil so the Judge does not see the colour of the honey.
I do not show because in my opinion when honey has been heated and strained through sieves, tights, cloths etc then it changes the whole concept of the wording 'Pure Honey'.
Heat will destroy enzymes, raise the HMF factor, reduce the viscosity and density of the honey, along with destroying the sugar tolerant yeasts, and finally reduces the moisture content.
With these alterations to the honey then it alters the meaning of Pure Honey which is seen on the majority of labels.
Regards;