Virginia Webb can barely see through the cloud of bees as she inspects her hives. Standing in a lush forest meadow, she still carefully inspects each one—habitual work that has become instinctive at this point. Webb, a renowned beekeeper in Clarkesville, Georgia, has been mingling with bees and honey since her father introduced her to the craft in the 1960s. To the untrained eye, the nectar stashed inside Webb’s hives looks like the typical golden syrup almost every American family has in their homes. But this is no ordinary honey….
