Brader
La Paz, Uruguay · Est. 2017
Tally's Take
Why this matters
Type: Craft brewery. Ownership as recorded: Independent — AMAU verified 2026. [Uruguay Pass 12]
The Beer Library
Beers
American Amber Ale
Year-RoundAmerican Amber Ale
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →American Pale Ale
Year-RoundAmerican Pale Ale
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →American Pils
Year-RoundAmerican Pils
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →American Porter
Year-RoundAmerican Porter
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Blonde Ale
Year-RoundBlonde Ale
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →New England IPA
Year-RoundNew England IPA
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Session IPA
Year-RoundSession IPA
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →West Coast IPA
Year-RoundWest Coast IPA
(Official shop listing) [Uruguay Pass 12]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Straight answers
Common questions about Brader
- Who owns Brader?
- Brader is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in La Paz, Uruguay.
- Is Brader independent?
- Yes. Brader is recorded as independent, with no parent company. Independence is recorded as the brewery states it; where a stake is a minority holding or joint venture, this archive leaves it unmapped rather than calling it ownership.
- When was Brader founded?
- Brader was founded in 2017 in La Paz, Uruguay.
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