Wine Festival - What Would You Have for Cash&Carry?

[eatoninthekitchen]

I've done lots of booths before, but I'm doing my first wine festival in a couple of weeks. This wine festival has high traffic. I thought having some pourer/stoppers and wine bottle openers for cash & carry would do well (plus some season's best, quikut knives, and maybe a couple other doo-dads we can get on supply order). Of course I'll display the quick-stir pitcher, cool n serve tray, bbq tools, and other outdoorsy products. Can you think of anything else that might do well for cash and carry? I will be offering free shipping (if they are local) but a lot of people do not want to wait on products to ship even if they know it will only be a week. (PS one of my uplines did this event last year and made salsa in the MFP. She sold a bunch of MFP's and said she would have sold 50 of them if she'd had them on hand. I'm debating whether to make the salsa, but will not have MFP's for cash & carry.)

 

[pchockeymom]

I do not do cash & carry. I'd take the products you listed to show but let people order them! If they fuss, tell them when it's ordered it's under warranty but cash & carry is like a garage sale-ya get what ya get, even if something's wrong with it in a week!

 

[wadesgirl]

I have to agree - I don't have cash and carry unless it's something I already have on hand. The items you purchase will be the ones they don't want to buy and the items you don't have will be the ones they want.