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Beverage distributors in Orlando

Ask an Orlando wholesaler where it delivers and it will tell you Central Florida. Twelve of the twenty-six below use that exact phrase, and two of them independently put the same number on it: fifteen counties. That region has no government, no boundary you can look up and no relationship to the four counties of the Orlando metro, and it is the unit this entire trade is organized around.

  • 26 distributors, each verified against the company's own site or the state trade association's published map in September 2026.
  • Two tiers with different rules: seven licensed suppliers where the state assigns territory, and nineteen where nobody does.
  • No paid placements and no rankings. Filter by what they carry, who they sell to and how you can buy.

At a glance

Suppliers listed
26
Each verified against its own website
Independent houses
20
Local specialists and regional distributors
Deliver to you
13
Say so on their own site
Walk-in options
1
Cash and carry, so no delivery minimum
Products covered
17
Distinct lines across these suppliers
Oldest still trading
1998
LIVIE Water

Every beverage distributor we verified in Orlando

Filter by what they carry, how the business is set up, who they sell to, how you can buy, and where they are. 21 of 26 publish a phone number and 22 publish a street address; where a company does not, the field is left out rather than filled in.

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Showing 26 of 26 suppliers.

City Beverages

Regional distributorMeadow Woods

An Orlando beverage wholesaler in Meadow Woods that calls itself a total beverage company, with a portfolio its own site describes as local, national and imported brewers alongside wines, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks. Its warehouse publishes hours from 3am on weekdays and 5am on Saturdays, its site lists named managers with direct extensions, and trade ordering runs through a third-party platform, BEES Online Ordering.

  • Calls itself a total beverage company
  • Beer from local, national and imported brewers, plus wine, spirits and non-alcoholic
  • Warehouse open from 3am on weekdays
  • Named managers publish direct extensions
  • Trade ordering through BEES Online Ordering
Address
10928 Florida Crown Dr, Orlando, FL, 32824
Visit citybeverages.com

Florida Distributing Company

Regional distributorShader Road

A Reyes Beverage Group company since 2011, by its own account, working from two facilities: this one on Shader Road in Orlando and a second on Enterprise Drive in Kissimmee. It says it sells and distributes more than 17 million cases a year of beer, spirits, non-alcoholic drinks and ready-to-drink cocktails to over 7,560 customers across 15 counties in Central Florida, and publishes 545,600 square feet of combined space, more than 110 trucks and more than 485 full-time employees.

  • Part of Reyes Beverage Group since 2011
  • Two facilities, in Orlando and Kissimmee
  • 17 million cases a year to more than 7,560 customers, its own figures
  • More than 110 trucks
  • Covers 15 counties in Central Florida
Address
3964 Shader Road, Orlando, FL, 32808
Delivers
15 counties in Central Florida
Visit floridadistributing.com

Wayne Densch, Inc.

Regional distributorSanford

A Sanford beer wholesaler whose own site says that for over 64 years its focus on products and customer service has made it a leader in beverage distribution. Beyond that sentence it publishes very little about itself: an address and a phone number. It appears on the Florida Beer Wholesalers Association member map, and its listing here is thin for that reason.

  • In beverage distribution for over 64 years, in its own words
  • On the Florida Beer Wholesalers Association member map
  • Seminole County address, in Sanford
  • Publishes almost nothing beyond an address and a phone
Address
2900 West First Street, Sanford, FL, 32771
Visit waynedensch.com

Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits, Orlando

National broadlineSoutheast Orlando

The Orlando location of Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits, on TPC Drive. Its locations page lists it among the company's Florida addresses, alongside Tampa, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach and Miami, and its Florida contact block names divisions including Chains, Artisan & Estate, Transatlantic and Domaine & Estates. The number published for this location is toll-free.

  • One of several Florida addresses the company publishes
  • Florida divisions include Chains, Artisan & Estate, Transatlantic and Domaine & Estates
  • Publishes a toll-free number for this location
Address
7101 TPC Dr, Orlando, FL, 32822
Visit southernglazers.com

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Breakthru Beverage Florida, Orlando

National broadlineSunport

The Orlando facility of Breakthru Beverage Florida, which its own Florida page says serves the entire state from five facilities, in Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville, Tampa and Pensacola. The company describes itself as a North American beverage wholesaler that is family owned and operated, and trade ordering runs through its own digital platform. The same Florida page also lists Premier Beverage Company, with seven facilities including one in Orlando, without saying more about how the two relate.

  • Serves all of Florida from five facilities, in its own words
  • Family owned and operated
  • Digital ordering through its own platform
Address
502 Sunport Lane, Suite 100, Orlando, FL, 32809
Delivers
The entire state of Florida, from five facilities
Visit breakthrubev.com

Paramount Beverage Distributors

Local specialistSoDo

An Orlando wine wholesaler on Sligh Boulevard whose own site sums up the business in one line: wholesale wine distribution servicing Florida's restaurants, hotels and cafes. It publishes the Sligh Boulevard building as both its mailing address and its main warehouse, and shows a second number on the same street, 1020 Sligh Boulevard.

  • Wholesale wine only
  • Names restaurants, hotels and cafes as its customers
  • Mailing address and main warehouse in one Sligh Boulevard building

Serves: Restaurants, Hotels, Cafes

Address
1012 Sligh Boulevard, Orlando, FL, 32806
Delivers
Florida
Visit paramountbeverage.com

Tuscany Distributors

Local specialistBoggy CreekEst. 2006

An Orlando wine distributor on Boggy Creek Road that opened in 2006 with a portfolio that was, in its own words, solely Italian, and now organizes its book by country, from Italy and France to Spain, Argentina, Greece and the United States. Its distribution areas page shows the territory only as a colored map, and asks buyers to call for the local sales representative in their town.

  • Opened in 2006 with an all-Italian portfolio
  • Portfolio now spans Italy, France, Spain, Argentina, Greece and the US
  • Territory published only as a map, with local reps by phone
Address
11100 Boggy Creek Road, Unit #109, Orlando, FL, 32824
Visit tuscanycf.com

Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, Orlando

Regional distributor

The Orlando distribution center of Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, which the company opened on Eunice Avenue in June 2026 as an $84 million, 180,000 square foot building on a five-acre site with 29 inbound and outbound docks, handling about 34 million cases a year by its own account. It serves Orlando, Ocala, Daytona, Brevard and Fort Pierce, roughly 15 counties, and the company says it employs nearly 1,000 people across Central Florida and holds an exclusive territory covering 47 Florida counties. It publishes no phone number or ZIP code for this site.

  • $84 million distribution center, opened June 2026
  • 180,000 square feet, 29 docks, about 34 million cases a year
  • Serves about 15 counties from Ocala to Fort Pierce
  • An exclusive territory of 47 Florida counties, its own claim
Address
3095 Eunice Avenue, Orlando, FL
Delivers
Orlando, Ocala, Daytona, Brevard and Fort Pierce, about 15 counties
Visit cokeflorida.com

Florida Natural Flavors

Local specialistCasselberry

A Casselberry manufacturer of fruit and juice-based beverage mixes and soda syrups that sells to distributors as well as food service, and describes its beverage industry experience as spanning over 100 years. Its range covers frozen drink and daiquiri mixes, soda syrups, smoothies, juice concentrates and bag-in-box products, it offers contract packing, flavor matching and private label, and it says it is a State of Florida licensed citrus dealer audited by the FDA, the USDA and the Florida Department of Agriculture.

  • Beverage mixes, soda syrups and bag-in-box juice
  • Sells to distributors as well as food service
  • Contract packing, flavor matching and private label
  • State of Florida licensed citrus dealer, audited by FDA, USDA and the state

Serves: Distributors, Restaurants, Food service

Address
180 Lyman Rd. #120, Casselberry, FL, 32707
Visit floridanaturalflavors.com

Special Tea Company

Local specialistBartlett

An Orlando tea company whose own site says each batch is hand-packed in Orlando, and which offers private label alongside its own brand. Its wholesale offer is described two ways on the same page, as coming soon in one place and as just launched in another, so it is worth asking where it stands before planning around it.

  • Each batch hand-packed in Orlando, in its own words
  • Private label offered
  • Wholesale described as both coming soon and just launched
Address
3333 Bartlett Blvd., Suite 3333, Orlando, FL, 32811
Visit specialteacompany.com

Sweetwater Springs Bottled Water

Local specialist

A family-owned bottled water company in Orlando serving Orange and Seminole counties, with water sourced from Silver Springs in Ocala, and serving the community for over 30 years by its own account. It publishes a post office box rather than a street address.

  • Family owned, serving the community for over 30 years
  • Water sourced from Silver Springs in Ocala
  • Serves Orange and Seminole counties
  • Publishes a PO box rather than a street address

Serves: Homes, Offices

Address
Orlando, FL
Delivers
Orange and Seminole Counties
Visit sweetwaterspringsbottledwater.com

LIVIE Water

Local specialistEst. 1998

A bottled water distributor that says it has supplied spring, purified and distilled water from its Central Florida facility since 1998, along with custom private-label bottles. It sells to businesses, institutions, organizations and industries, aims its distilled water at dental offices, laboratories, machine shops and tattoo studios, and publishes a post office box in Gotha rather than a street address.

  • Distributing since 1998
  • Spring, purified and distilled water
  • Custom private-label bottling
  • Distilled water for dental offices, laboratories and machine shops

Named programs

LIVIE

Serves: Businesses, Institutions, Organizations

Address
Gotha, FL
Visit liviewater.com

Gator Refresh

Local specialist

A Central Florida break room supplier covering Orlando, offering vending machines, AI coolers, micro-markets and water filtration alongside what it calls a one-stop shop for coffee, tea and water. Offices can reorder supplies through its website, and it publishes no street address.

  • Vending, micro-markets and AI coolers
  • Office coffee, tea and water in one account
  • Online ordering when supplies run low
  • Publishes no street address

Serves: Workplaces, Break rooms

Address
Orlando, FL
Delivers
Central Florida and Orlando
Visit gatorrefresh.com

First Choice Coffee Services, Orlando

National broadlineSouthland

The Orlando branch of Daiohs First Choice, an office coffee and water service that calls itself one of the nation's top five in the field, with nearly 50 years of experience. Its Orlando page says a dedicated rep assesses an office's needs and builds a beverage program covering coffee machines, regular delivery and equipment maintenance, and it runs three Florida branches, in Orlando, Tampa and Davie.

  • Calls itself one of the top five US office coffee and water services
  • Nearly 50 years in the business, its own figure
  • Machines, regular delivery and maintenance in one program
  • Three Florida branches: Orlando, Tampa and Davie

Serves: Offices

Address
7648 Southland Blvd, Suite 107, Orlando, FL, 32809
Visit firstchoiceservices.com

Lineage Coffee Roasting

Local specialistAudubon ParkEst. 2012

A specialty coffee roaster from Orlando, founded in 2012 by its own timeline, which took on its first wholesale customer in 2013 and lists locations including East End Market and Mills/50. Wholesale orders have a 10 lb minimum in 5 lb increments, and Monday is when orders ship or become available for pickup. It ships overnight within Florida and also delivers locally.

  • 10 lb wholesale minimum in 5 lb increments
  • Orders ship or are ready for pickup on Mondays
  • Overnight shipping within Florida, plus local delivery
  • Locations include East End Market and Mills/50
Address
3201 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL, 32803
Delivers
Florida overnight, plus local delivery
Visit lineageroasting.com

Lobos Coffee Roasters

Local specialistAudubon Park

An Orlando roaster on Corrine Drive that says it roasts all of its beans at its Orlando location. For wholesale it sets no minimum on pickup orders and a $150 minimum for delivery within the Greater Orlando area, asks for two days' notice to change an order, and offers to source equipment at below-retail prices.

  • No minimum on pickup orders
  • $150 minimum for delivery in Greater Orlando
  • Two days' notice to change an order
  • Equipment sourcing at below-retail prices
Address
3000 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL, 32803
Delivers
Greater Orlando area
Visit loboscoffeeroasters.com

Orlando Coffee Roasters

Local specialistHolden Heights

An Orlando roaster on West Gore Street, bought by the Torres family in 2006 when the business was in its beginning stages, by its own account. It offers wholesale to cafes, coffee shops and other coffee distributors, backs partners with equipment references and advice on running a coffee program, and runs a storefront at the same address.

  • Wholesale to cafes, coffee shops and coffee distributors
  • Owned by the Torres family since 2006
  • Equipment references and operating advice for partners
  • Storefront at the roastery

Serves: Cafes, Coffee shops, Coffee distributors

Address
1401 West Gore Street, Suite #3, Orlando, FL, 32805
Visit orlandocoffeeroasters.com

Leatherback Roasters

Local specialistLongwood

A Longwood roaster that describes its path as a journey from a garage to a commercial roastery, with wholesale partners ranging from coffee shops and restaurants to boutique hotels, offices and churches. Wholesale orders start at 10 lb in 5 lb increments, it roasts and ships Monday to Thursday, offers local pickup at the roastery and local delivery within 10 miles on inquiry, and gives wholesale partners coffee training at the roastery or behind their own bar.

  • 10 lb wholesale minimum in 5 lb increments
  • Roasts and ships Monday to Thursday
  • Local pickup at the roastery
  • Local delivery within 10 miles on inquiry
  • Coffee training at the roastery or behind your bar

Serves: Coffee shops, Restaurants, Boutique hotels, Offices, Churches, Non-profits

Address
1335 Bennett Drive, Unit #125, Longwood, FL, 32750
Delivers
Within 10 miles of the Longwood roastery for delivery; ships nationwide
Visit leatherbackroasters.com

Ligature Coffee

Local specialistSoDo

An Orlando specialty roaster that says it was started by someone actually working in coffee, and that sells wholesale whole-bean coffee, cold brew, retail bags, equipment, servicing and training. Its first shop is open in SoDo, and wholesale inquiries go through a form, with no phone number or email address published.

  • Whole bean, cold brew, retail bags, equipment, servicing and training
  • Started by someone working in coffee, in its own words
  • First shop open in SoDo
  • Wholesale inquiries by form only
Address
419 E Michigan St, Orlando, FL, 32806
Visit ligaturecoffee.com

Haan Coffee

Local specialistMills 50

An Orlando roaster on East Colonial Drive whose name, in its own words, represents a search for identity and an homage to its Korean roots. Its partner program is roast to order and includes machine maintenance for wholesale partners, with roasting on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and it runs a cafe at the same address.

  • Roast-to-order wholesale partner program
  • Machine maintenance included for partners
  • Roasts on Tuesdays and Thursdays
  • Cafe at the roastery address
Address
1235 E Colonial, Orlando, FL, 32803
Visit haancoffee.com

Foxtail Coffee Co.

Regional distributorWinter ParkEst. 2016

A coffee company founded in 2016 in Winter Park, by its own account, which now runs cafes throughout Central Florida and lists this Winter Park store as its flagship. It sells wholesale to cafes, hotels, bars and restaurants.

  • Founded 2016 in Winter Park
  • Cafes throughout Central Florida
  • Wholesale partners include cafes, hotels, bars and restaurants
  • Winter Park flagship store

Serves: Cafes, Hotels, Bars, Restaurants

Address
1282 N Orange Ave, Winter Park, FL, 32789
Visit foxtailcoffee.com

Golden Hills Coffee Roasters

Local specialistGrovelandEst. 2010

A family-owned roaster in Groveland that has roasted 100 percent specialty-grade Arabica in small batches since 2010, by its own account. It supplies wholesale coffee to cafes, restaurants, churches, offices, retailers and hospitality businesses, marks a roast date on its bags, and ships across the United States.

  • Family owned, roasting in small batches since 2010
  • Specialty-grade Arabica only
  • Wholesale to cafes, restaurants, churches, offices and retailers
  • Ships nationwide

Serves: Cafes, Restaurants, Churches, Offices, Retailers, Hospitality businesses

Address
1510 Max Hooks Road, Suite D, Groveland, FL, 34736
Visit goldenhillscoffee.com

Eola Coffee Co.

Local specialist

A women-owned Orlando coffee company. Its own site says Eola Coffee was founded in 1927 as Orlando's original coffee company and that it was revived as a women-owned tribute to Orlando's rich history. It runs a wholesale program offering businesses fresh-roasted coffee for retail deliveries and shipments, alongside a hand-delivered coffee club that texts members when it is roasting, nationwide shipping on select roast dates and corporate gifting, and it publishes no street address.

  • Women owned, a revival of an old Orlando coffee name in its own words
  • Wholesale program for retail deliveries and shipments
  • Hand-delivered coffee club that texts members when it roasts
  • Publishes no street address

Serves: Restaurants, Businesses

Address
Orlando, FL
Visit eolacoffee.com

Sysco Central Florida

National broadlineOcoee

The Central Florida operating company of Sysco, working from one facility in Ocoee with over 500 associates by its own account. Its branch page does not mention beverages at all: its place on this page rests on the beverage category in Sysco's corporate product catalog. Its pages also carry a banner for Sysco's proposed deal with Restaurant Depot, which was still pending when this listing was checked in September 2026.

  • Over 500 associates at one Ocoee facility
  • Beverages appear in the corporate catalog, not on the branch page
  • Carries banners for the pending Restaurant Depot deal
Address
200 Story Rd., Ocoee, FL, 34761
Visit sysco.com

Performance Foodservice, Orlando

National broadlineTitan Row

The Orlando operating company of Performance Food Group, on Titan Row, which says it delivers across Florida and supports chefs and operators in one of the busiest hospitality regions in the country. Its Orlando page does not mention beverages; the beverage claim comes from the company's corporate beverages page, which names four exclusive brands: Ascend water, Guest House tea, and Roasters Exchange and Roma coffee.

  • Delivers across Florida from Orlando, in its own words
  • Beverages appear on the corporate site, not the Orlando page
  • Own brands: Ascend water, Guest House tea, Roasters Exchange and Roma coffee

Named programs

AscendGuest HouseRoasters ExchangeRoma
Address
2901 Titan Row, Suite 136, Orlando, FL, 32809
Delivers
Across Florida
Visit performancefoodservice.com

Restaurant Depot, Orlando

Cash and carryCollege Park

A members-only cash and carry warehouse on West Princeton Street, one of three Restaurant Depot warehouses in metro Orlando alongside Kissimmee and Beachline West. Its wine and spirits page lists the Orlando and Kissimmee branches among the Florida locations carrying alcohol, and directs Florida buyers to a dedicated alcohol contact.

  • Three metro warehouses: Orlando, Kissimmee and Beachline West
  • Wine and spirits at the Orlando and Kissimmee branches
  • Members-only warehouse
  • Florida alcohol buyers go through a separate contact
Address
3451 W Princeton Street, Orlando, FL, 32808
Visit restaurantdepot.com

The region this trade delivers to does not legally exist

Central Florida is not a county, a metro or an administrative anything. It is a phrase, and it is the phrase twelve of these twenty-six suppliers use when asked where they go. Exactly one names actual counties, one gives a mileage radius, and one names the city.

Two unrelated companies put the same number on it. Florida Distributing Company says it sells across fifteen counties in Central Florida. Coca-Cola Beverages Florida says its Orlando distribution center serves approximately fifteen counties, and lists the corners as Ocala, Daytona, Brevard and Fort Pierce. Neither of those is a legal territory. They are two companies independently describing the same economic region at the same scale.

For a buyer that is genuinely useful. It means a supplier ninety minutes away is probably still inside its own idea of local, which is not true in most of the cities this directory covers, and it is the main thing to know about buying from Orlando suppliers. It also means the published delivery area tells you less than usual, so the question worth asking is not whether they cover Central Florida but which day they reach your street.

SupplierCoffeeNon-alcoholicWineSpiritsEquipmentWaterBeerDry goodsTrainingDisposablesDeliversWalk-in counterSame-day availableShips nationally
City Beverages
Florida Distributing Company
Wayne Densch, Inc.
Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits, Orlando
Breakthru Beverage Florida, Orlando
Paramount Beverage Distributors
Tuscany Distributors
Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, Orlando
Florida Natural Flavors
Special Tea Company
Sweetwater Springs Bottled Water
LIVIE Water
Gator Refresh
First Choice Coffee Services, Orlando
Lineage Coffee Roasting
Lobos Coffee Roasters
Orlando Coffee Roasters
Leatherback Roasters
Ligature Coffee
Haan Coffee
Foxtail Coffee Co.
Golden Hills Coffee Roasters
Eola Coffee Co.
Sysco Central Florida
Performance Foodservice, Orlando
Restaurant Depot, Orlando

A blank cell means the company does not list that line on its own site, not that it cannot get it. Most of these houses will source outside their published range for an account they want. Columns showing only one supplier are hidden to keep the grid readable.

Three companies hold the beer for this whole metro

The Florida Beer Wholesalers Association publishes a map of its members: twenty wholesalers at twenty-seven addresses across the state. Four of those addresses sit in metro Orlando, and they belong to three companies. City Beverages in Orlando, Florida Distributing Company in Orlando and Kissimmee, and Wayne Densch in Sanford.

Read that against Florida Statutes section 563.021 and it stops being a market-share observation. That statute forbids a distributor from selling or delivering a brand of malt beverage to a retailer outside its filed exclusive territory. So for a given beer brand at a given Orlando address, you do not choose a wholesaler. One is assigned to you, and the other two may not lawfully deliver it.

This is the part of the page where this site's standing advice stops working. We tell operators everywhere to keep a second supplier on at least one line, because a second quote is the only reliable way to know the first is fair. On beer in this metro there is nothing to compare. On the other nineteen suppliers here, coffee and water and soft drinks and syrups, nobody assigns anything and the advice applies normally.

Supplier typeCatalogCuttingMinimumDeliveryBest for
Local specialist15 hereNarrow, protein onlyCuts to your specificationUsually negotiableScheduled, local routesMenus where the cut is the dish
Regional distributor5 hereBroader, may run past proteinSome, varies by houseSet per accountMulti-state or multi-marketGroups wanting fewer accounts
Cash and carry1 hereWhatever is in the caseCut to order at the counterNone, you collectNoneSmall volume and mid-week gaps
National broadline5 hereEverything, one invoicePortion programs, fixed specsDrop-size drivenFixed schedule, wide coverageConsolidating staples and dry goods

The count column is computed from the listings above. The rest describes how each business model typically works, not a term any individual company has published. Minimums and delivery days are always set per account, so treat this as a shortlist tool, not a quote.

Every other city on this site opens with something that closed

Chicago has the stockyards, shut in 1971. Baltimore has a fish market that closed on a dated afternoon in January 1984. Los Angeles has a water bottling plant that stopped in June 2025. The interesting building in the Orlando beverage trade opened on 17 June 2026 and cost eighty-four million dollars.

Coca-Cola Beverages Florida's Orlando distribution center sits on a five-acre site at 3095 Eunice Avenue: 180,000 square feet, twenty-nine inbound and outbound docks, and about thirty-four million cases a year by the company's own account. It employs nearly a thousand people across Central Florida. For a directory that usually explains a city's supply base by what it used to be, Orlando is the one that has to be explained by what it is building.

That shapes what you should expect as a buyer. A trade adding capacity is a trade with room for your account, and the pattern in the listings agrees: eighteen of these twenty-six operate from a single Orlando-area address and nowhere else. We tested the obvious theory that this is a branch town for companies headquartered elsewhere, and the data does not support it.

Nine roasters, and their own customers call the bench thin

The unlicensed half of this page is mostly coffee, and it is young. Of the roasters whose dates we could verify, one dates to 1998, one to 2006, one to 2010, one to 2012 and one to 2016. One describes its own journey from a garage to a commercial roastery. There is no hundred-year-old roasting house here of the kind Baltimore's coffee roasters and New York both have.

Operators in this city say so themselves, and we have left the comment on the page rather than smoothing it over: one describes slim pickings for reputable third wave roasters locally and says they order from a roaster in Tampa instead. A directory that only printed the flattering version would be less useful than one that prints both.

One caution about reading these companies' own words. Two Orlando roasters a block apart publish near-identical wholesale pages, down to the same four answers and the same paragraph about equipment. We are not suggesting anything about how that happened, and the captures would not support it if we did. It matters only because it means a sentence from either page characterizes neither company, so do not weigh it.

The shape of Orlando's supplier base

Counted from the 26 listings above. Change the view, then narrow by supplier type to see how the mix shifts.

Coffee14
Non-alcoholic9
Wine6
Equipment5
Spirits5
Water4
Beer3
Dry goods3
Disposables2
Training2
Consulting1
Juice1
Mixers1
Ready to drink1
Syrups1
Tea1
Vending1

26 suppliers in view. Bars count suppliers carrying each product line, so they add up to more than 26: most suppliers carry several.

Where this page is thin, and why

Twenty-three of the twenty-six publish a street address and twenty publish a phone number. Three asserted absences in the research turned out to be wrong when we opened the captures rather than trusting the extraction: one company publishes a phone with spaces around the dash, one publishes an address split across two lines, and one publishes an address under a bare heading. All three are on the page because somebody looked.

Two companies were dropped after reading. One is a roaster whose own captures name no city at all, whose contact page returns an error and whose only news coverage has gone; Reddit says where it is, and Reddit is not a source for an address. The other publishes an Orlando address that turns out to belong to a different division of the same parent, which makes it a lead for a future meat page rather than a beverage row.

The licensed and unlicensed tiers are marked on every row because the difference decides what you can do. Seven suppliers name alcohol in their own copy, plus a cash-and-carry warehouse that carries wine and spirits at two of its three metro branches. The other nineteen sell things anybody may buy.

Unfiltered

What people say about buying beverage in Orlando

24 comments quoted verbatim from public threads, researched specifically for this city rather than reused from elsewhere on the site.

r/WaltDisneyWorld39 points
Fountain drinks have some of the, if not the highest profit margins in food and beverage. I think it works out to like 25 cents a cup of soda at cost without the cup. With the cup probably closer to a dollar.
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r/UniversalOrlando31 points
The thing to remember about the freestyle cup, is you have to still purchase the refill package each day. The initial purchase is $15.99 each cup if you buy two cups, which would be $31.98. That covers day one. Then days 2-4 are going to be $10.99 each cup, each day. That is $21.98 each day for two cups, which is $65.94 for three days. So if we add the two together, $31.98 for the first day and then $65.94 for the following three days the total is $97.92 for all four days. That is an average of $24.48/day which is $12.24/cup/day. *In my opinion*, that is a lot of money to spend on pop when cups of water are free and when you plan on drinking other specialty drinks (like butterbeer) that are not included. Only you can decide if soda in the parks is worth $100.
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r/WaltDisneyWorld145 points
Looks like this is another resort wide price increase from what I have seen on Twitter. Bottled water has gone from $3.50 to $3.75, fountain drinks have gone from $3.99 to $4.29, and Quick Service locations have all gotten a $0.30 to $1 increase on everything (just check Columbia Harbor House as an example, and I can see the chicken tenders have increased from $9.99 to $10.49).
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r/orlando15 points
Apart from Magical Dining, fall is usually slow season for F&B in Orlando. It's partially for this reason that Disney originally launched Epcot's food and wine festival (to attract business during a typically slow season). But even that hasn't been pulling in the numbers it used to, perhaps due to high inflation. It's hard to justify eating out when groceries cost almost as much these days. As for these places posting job openings, that is very strange. I don't really have any idea why that would be the case.
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r/orlando7 points
Really depends. $15 is pretty much par for the course at the theme parks, nice hotels, or anywhere in touristy areas. Chain restaurants will be closer to $10. Local "dive" bars will be where you find $5 drinks.
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r/WaltDisneyWorld313 points
$5 for a coke. Ouch. As a reminder to folks, if a place sells fountain beverages they’ll give you free ice water.
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Pulled from r/orlando and the Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando subreddits, plus coffee and beer threads whose titles name Orlando or Central Florida, collected in September 2026 and quoted unedited. Its own corpus: no comment here appears on any other page of this site. Comments are unedited and link back to the original thread. They are individual experiences, not evidence about any distributor in general, and we deliberately do not aggregate them into a score.

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Questions

Beverage distributors in Orlando: common questions

How many beverage distributors are there in Orlando?

We verified 26, which means we read each company's own website or, for the licensed beer tier, the state trade association's published member map. That is not the number in the metro, which nobody knows. The licensed side is small and countable: the association lists three companies at four metro addresses.

Can I choose my beer distributor in Orlando?

Generally no. Florida Statutes section 563.021 gives malt beverage distributors exclusive sales territories and forbids delivering a brand to a retailer outside that territory, so for a given brand at your address there is usually one lawful supplier. The state association's map shows three companies covering metro Orlando. Wine and spirits have no equivalent statute in Florida, and neither does coffee or soft drinks.

What does Central Florida mean when a supplier says it?

It has no legal definition, which is why we print each delivery area in the company's own words rather than converting it. Twelve of the 26 use the phrase. Two unrelated companies define it as roughly fifteen counties, one of them naming Ocala, Daytona, Brevard and Fort Pierce as the edges. Only one supplier here names actual counties, and one gives a radius in miles instead.

Do Orlando suppliers deliver to Tampa or Miami?

Some describe a reach that would cover Tampa, because the fifteen-county region several of them name runs that way. Almost none describe South Florida. Our Miami listings are a separate supply base with a separate page, and the Florida state page covers how far each metro says it goes. Check the area wording on the individual listing before assuming.

Are there good coffee roasters in Orlando?

There are nine on this page and the trade is young: the verified dates run from 1998 to 2016, with no century-old roasting house of the kind Baltimore or New York has. Operators in the city are divided about the depth of the bench, and we have quoted one saying so rather than leaving it out. Judge the roasters on the cards and the links, not on our summary.

Which of these suppliers can sell alcohol?

Seven name alcohol in their own copy, and one cash-and-carry warehouse carries wine and spirits at two of its three metro branches. The other nineteen are coffee, water, soft drinks, juice, syrups and vending. Every row is marked, because on the licensed side the rules about who may sell you what are different and stricter.

How were these Orlando listings verified?

Each company was read off its own website and captured to file in September 2026, with the licensed beer tier checked against the Florida Beer Wholesalers Association member map. Where a company publishes no address or no phone, the field is empty because it published none. Two candidates were dropped after we opened their captures, one of them because the only evidence of its location was a Reddit comment.

Is this directory paid or independent?

No distributor paid to be listed and there are no affiliate links to any of them. The directory is published by VoiceOrder Solutions, an ordering software company, and that relationship is disclosed in the footer of every page and on our about page.