Beekeeper Cellars

In the 1800s, you needed to have a noble profession to enter into America, my Great Grandparents were entertainers “pre” Vaudeville – and that was NOT considered a noble profession…. quite the opposite…. I think they were actually trying to keep “us” types out of America! Our family was modest and lived off the land and were at one point Beekeepers, hunters, farmers… and singing and dancing was part of that life…. so they took some liberties and said “we are Beekeepers” and that was and still is “a noble profession.” The family “bi-line” was established… “we come from a long line of Beekeepers.” My Uncle, after whom I’m named, used the radio handle “Beekeeper” during his time as a Naval officer. Thus continuing the family expression “we come from a long line of Beekeepers” … and now, I’m a Beekeeper too. We also support local Bee oriented Charities – such as Honey Love and know the secrets of the beehive are still coming forward… and that the future of all our lives is predicated on the survival of the Honey Bee. Love live BEEKEEPER and may we continued to be blessed by Mother Nature herself. ​