Bram's Brewery

Bram's Brewery belongs to the newer, small-scale brewing landscape of Roeselare in West Flanders. Its documented portfolio ranges from Roeselaarse Tripel and the brown ale Berten to Bram's Session, showing a brewery comfortable moving between Belgian tradition and modern craft styles. The surviving record is strongest for its location, identity and beers, while a precise founding year remains unverified. A Roeselare address Bram's Brewery is documented at Kruisboommolenstraat 7/8 in 8800 Roeselare. Zythos, Belgium's beer-consumer federation, listed it as an operating brewery in 2019, alongside its telephone number, email address and website. BeerAdvocate likewise identifies the Roeselare address and classifies the business as a brewery, bar and beer-to-go venue. A local name in the range The brewery's recorded beers include Roeselaarse Tripel at 8.5% ABV, Berten at 8%, Bram's Session at 4%, and other small-batch releases. Berten is associated with Roeselare's literary heritage through Albrecht Rodenbach, whose nickname was Berten; contemporary Belgian beer coverage describes it as a Roeselare brown ale carrying that local connection. A compact Roeselare brewery whose documented identity is built around local character and a varied, distinctly Belgian beer range. Roeselare, West Flanders, Belgium 2019: Zythos listed Bram's Brewery at Kruisboommolenstraat 7/8 in Roeselare. 2019: Berten was documented as a Bram's Brewery brown ale linked to Roeselare writer Albrecht Rodenbach. 2021: Roeselaarse Tripel was recorded in beer databases as an 8.5% Belgian Tripel from Bram's Brewery.