CAYD CAP
FAQ

Questions, answered.

How beverage brokerage works, who CAYD CAP works with, and how to get started.

Joey Pedone, President of CAYD CAP
Common questions

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A beverage broker represents brands to distributors and retailers. CAYD CAP secures national and regional chain placements, manages distributor relationships and programs, runs in-store promotions and supports strategic marketing for the brands it represents.

Emerging wine, spirits and consumer brands, whether they are entering the market or scaling nationwide. The portfolio includes whiskey, gin, rum, tequila, liqueur, soju, sake, ready-to-drink and non-alcoholic brands.

CAYD CAP’s portfolio spans 24 retail chains, including national accounts such as Total Wine & More, Costco and Walmart and regional leaders such as Publix, Wegmans, Spec’s and Binny’s.

CAYD CAP’s portfolio spans 24 states across the U.S.

No. Distributors remain your wholesale partners. CAYD CAP works alongside them, keeping your brand a priority and coordinating chain authorizations, programs and inventory.

A point of distribution (POD) is one product carried in one store. CAYD CAP has generated more than 2,500 new points of distribution for the brands it represents.

Send an inquiry through the Work With Us page, email Info@caydcap.com or call 305-812-6888. Tell us about your brand, where it sells today and where you want to grow.

Sippin’ & Selling is a podcast sponsored by CAYD CAP and hosted by Joey Pedone, featuring founders, operators and brand builders in consumer brands.

Work with us

Let’s grow your brand.

Tell us where your brand is today and where you want it on shelf. We’ll follow up to talk through distribution, chain placements and next markets.

A hand holding a whiskey bottle from a brand in the CAYD CAP portfolio