How I Got My Job: Building an Urban Beekeeping Business

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'I think it would surprise people how much hard work and expense goes into producing real, quality local honey — particularly the honey from New York City rooftops.' — Andrew's Honey co-founder Andrew Coté on professional beekeeping

, folks from across the food and restaurant industry answer Eater’s questions about, well, how they got their job. Today’s installment: Andrew Coté.

On top of his beekeeping duties, Andrew offers bee doctor consultations, wrangles bees for media and entertainment endeavors, and leads urban honey tours. He also published a book of essays about his beekeeping experiences calledEater: What does your job involve? What’s your favorite part about it?It isn’t just standing there on the rooftop, admiring the view and smiling at the bees.

But to me, there is nothing more focusing and meditative than working alone with the bees. Whether I am rusticating in some rural apiary or atop the Waldorf Astoria Midtown hotel with a multibillion-dollar vista, if I am focused on the frame of bees in my hands, and watching them in their own organized chaos, flittering this way and that, with their own unique alchemy turning sunshine into honey, I am still entranced.

 

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