Rogue Flavors: Every Flavor & Strength Explained

Rogue's flavor lineup is unusual among the brands PouchPicks carries because it's split into two distinct lines rather than one flat list: a standard line and a higher-strength Max line. The standard line covers two core flavors, Wintergreen and Mint, both available at 6mg and 9mg. The Max line covers three additional flavors, Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen, all available at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg. That gives Rogue five flavors total, and it puts Rogue at the top of the strength range PouchPicks carries, reaching all the way to 15mg — higher than any other brand in the catalog. Every Rogue flavor, standard or Max, ships in the same Slim, Dry format, so the physical pouch itself is consistent across the whole lineup; the only variables that change from flavor to flavor are strength and which line it belongs to.

This guide covers all five real Rogue flavors — Wintergreen, Mint, Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen — what the standard-vs-Max split actually changes, how the five flavors compare to each other, and how Rogue's structure stacks up against the seven other brands PouchPicks carries, including ZYN, On!, Velo, Lucy, Grizzly, zone, and Fre. If you're deciding on a strength before you settle on a flavor, the nicotine pouch strength guide is worth reading first, and the ZYN flavors guide covers the brand most people compare Rogue flavors against directly.

Rogue Wintergreen

Rogue Wintergreen is one of two flavors in Rogue's standard line, alongside Mint, and the catalog lists it as standard-strength wintergreen. It's available at 6mg and 9mg, the same two-step range as Rogue Mint, and it ships in Rogue's usual Slim, Dry format. Because it sits in the standard line rather than Max, Rogue Wintergreen tops out at 9mg — if you want a wintergreen flavor from Rogue at a higher strength, that's what Max Wintergreen, covered separately below, is for.

Wintergreen is also the one flavor name Rogue uses across both of its lines, just at different strength tiers, which makes it a useful reference point for understanding the standard-vs-Max split overall. Outside of Rogue, wintergreen is the most common flavor name in the PouchPicks catalog: ZYN Wintergreen runs 3mg and 6mg, On! Wintergreen runs 2mg, 4mg, and 8mg, Velo Wintergreen runs 3mg, 6mg, and 9mg, Fre Wintergreen runs 3mg, 6mg, and 9mg, and the two moist-format brands carry it too — Lucy Wintergreen at 4mg/8mg and Grizzly Wintergreen at 8mg/12mg. Rogue's standard Wintergreen at 6mg/9mg lands in the middle of that group — above ZYN's and On!'s low end, roughly matching Velo's and Fre's upper tier, and below Grizzly's 12mg ceiling.

Rogue Mint

Rogue Mint is the second flavor in the standard line, listed in the catalog as standard-strength mint. Like Rogue Wintergreen, it's available at 6mg and 9mg and ships Slim and Dry. There's no separate "Max Mint" in Rogue's lineup — the Max line's closest flavor by category is Max Spearmint, a distinct flavor under its own name rather than a higher-strength version of the same product. Stepping up from Rogue Mint into Max strength means switching to a different flavor name, not just moving up a strength tier within Mint itself.

Mint is one of the more common flavor names across the catalog, which makes Rogue Mint easy to place. ZYN carries two mint-adjacent flavors, Cool Mint and Spearmint, both at 3mg/6mg. On! Mint runs 2mg, 4mg, and 8mg. zone Mint sits at 6mg/9mg, matching Rogue Mint's range exactly. Fre Mint spans 3mg, 6mg, and 9mg, and Lucy Mint, in the moist Regular format, runs 4mg/8mg. Rogue Mint's 6mg/9mg range puts it at the higher end of that group, on par with zone and above ZYN's and Fre's low end.

Rogue Max Citrus

Max Citrus is Rogue's only citrus flavor, and it exists exclusively in the Max line — there's no lower-strength, standard-line Rogue Citrus at 6mg/9mg the way there is for Wintergreen and Mint. The catalog describes it as Rogue's higher-strength Max line, citrus, available at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg, the same three-step range as the other two Max flavors. It ships Slim and Dry, consistent with the rest of the Rogue lineup.

Because Max Citrus starts where Rogue's standard line ends, at 9mg, and climbs to 15mg, it's also the strongest citrus flavor PouchPicks carries anywhere in the catalog. The other citrus options sit well below it: ZYN Citrus runs 3mg/6mg, On! Citrus runs 2mg/4mg, and Velo Citrus runs 3mg/6mg. If citrus is the flavor family you want and you're looking for something stronger than any of those three, Max Citrus is currently the only option on the site that reaches into double-digit milligrams.

Rogue Max Spearmint

Max Spearmint is the Max line's mint-family flavor, distinct from the standard line's plain Mint both in name and in strength range. The catalog describes it as part of Rogue's higher-strength Max line, spearmint, and like the other two Max flavors, it's available at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg in the same Slim, Dry format used across the brand. The naming difference from Rogue Mint is worth calling out directly, since the two can be easy to conflate when scanning Rogue's lineup quickly — Mint and Max Spearmint are two separate flavors with two separate strength ranges, not the same flavor sold at two tiers.

At 15mg, Max Spearmint's top strength is the highest of any mint-family flavor across every brand PouchPicks carries, ahead of ZYN's Cool Mint and Spearmint (3mg/6mg), On! Mint (2mg/4mg/8mg), zone Mint (6mg/9mg), Fre Mint (3mg/6mg/9mg), and Lucy Mint (4mg/8mg). Rogue's own standard Mint, at 6mg/9mg, is the closest comparison within the brand's own lineup, but the two flavors don't share a strength tier or a name.

Rogue Max Wintergreen

Max Wintergreen rounds out Rogue's Max line and shares its flavor name with the standard line's Wintergreen, differing only in strength tier and line. The catalog lists it as part of Rogue's higher-strength Max line, wintergreen, running 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg in the same Slim, Dry format as every other Rogue flavor. Together, standard Wintergreen (6mg/9mg) and Max Wintergreen (9mg/12mg/15mg) make wintergreen the only flavor Rogue offers under both lines, overlapping at the 9mg mark where the two ranges meet.

Against the rest of the catalog's wintergreen options, Max Wintergreen's 15mg top strength is unmatched by any other flavor on the site. Grizzly Wintergreen, the next-highest wintergreen flavor PouchPicks carries, tops out at 12mg in a moist, Regular-format pouch — a different format and moisture level entirely, but the only other wintergreen flavor on the site that climbs past 9mg. ZYN, On!, Velo, and Fre all carry a wintergreen flavor as well, and none of those four reach past 9mg, which leaves Max Wintergreen and Grizzly Wintergreen as the two wintergreen flavors on the site that extend into double-digit milligrams — with Max Wintergreen alone continuing on to 15mg.

How Rogue's Flavors Compare to Each Other

Rogue's five flavors split cleanly along the line they belong to, which is the defining structural fact of the whole lineup: Wintergreen and Mint make up the standard line at 6mg and 9mg, while Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen make up the Max line at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg. The two lines share the same format and moisture level — Slim and Dry across all five flavors — so the difference between standard and Max is strength and flavor selection, not the pouch itself.

Within that split, Wintergreen is the one flavor Rogue carries under both lines, just at two different strength ranges and effectively as two separate products, standard Wintergreen and Max Wintergreen. Mint and Max Spearmint are the closest thing to a second overlap, since both are mint-family flavors, but they're sold under different names and different strength tiers rather than as one flavor spanning both lines the way Wintergreen does. Max Citrus stands alone as the only flavor in Rogue's catalog with no standard-line counterpart at all — if you want a Rogue citrus flavor, the Max line's 9-to-15mg range is the only place to find one.

The practical way to think about the split: 9mg is where the two lines meet, since it's the standard line's top strength and the Max line's starting strength at the same time. Rogue Wintergreen at 9mg and Max Wintergreen at 9mg carry the same milligram number under two different flavor lines, and putting them side by side on the compare tool is the fastest way to see whether the line distinction matters to you beyond the number printed on the can.

Rogue's Lineup vs. Other Brands PouchPicks Carries

Rogue's two-line structure — a standard tier and a separate, explicitly higher-strength Max tier — is unique among the eight brands PouchPicks carries. Most other brands spread strength across flavors without branding a separate line the way Rogue does. ZYN keeps its entire six-flavor lineup at a flat 3mg/6mg with no higher tier at all. On! varies strength by flavor rather than by line — Wintergreen and Mint reach 8mg, Citrus and Coffee stop at 4mg, and Cinnamon and Berry start at 4mg — but there's no On! equivalent to a separate Max sub-line. Velo does something similar to On!, varying by flavor rather than by named line: Wintergreen and Watermelon Chill reach 9mg, while Peppermint and Citrus stop at 6mg.

zone is flat across its flavors the way ZYN is, just at a different strength point — all three zone flavors (Spicy Strawberry, Spicy Mango, Mint) run 6mg/9mg. Fre doesn't share that flat structure; instead it follows the same varies-by-flavor pattern as On! and Velo — Mint and Wintergreen run 3mg/6mg/9mg, while Berry stops at 6mg. Neither zone nor Fre reaches into Rogue's 12mg-or-15mg range. Lucy and Grizzly are the two moist, Regular-format brands, and they're structurally the furthest from Rogue's Slim, Dry lineup regardless of strength — Lucy's four flavors sit at a flat 4mg/8mg, and Grizzly's two flavors, Wintergreen and the unflavored Original, sit at 8mg/12mg. Grizzly is the only other brand on the site that reaches 12mg, though it stops there rather than continuing to 15mg the way Rogue Max does.

The upshot: Rogue Max is the only line across all eight brands that reaches 15mg, and Rogue's standard line, at 6mg/9mg, sits in the same middle range as Velo's upper strengths, zone's full lineup, and Fre's upper tier. If you're comparing Rogue specifically against the brand most people switch from, the ZYN flavors guide and the site's written ZYN vs. Rogue comparison page both cover that pairing in more depth than a single-brand flavor guide can.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many flavors does Rogue make? Five: Wintergreen and Mint in the standard line, plus Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen in the Max line. All five ship Slim and Dry.

What's the difference between Rogue's standard line and Rogue Max? Strength range and flavor selection. Standard Wintergreen and Mint run 6mg/9mg; Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen run 9mg/12mg/15mg. Both lines use the same Slim, Dry format — the difference isn't in the physical pouch, just the strength tier and which flavors are offered at it.

Is Rogue's Max Wintergreen the same flavor as standard Rogue Wintergreen? They share a flavor name but are sold as separate products at separate strength tiers. Standard Wintergreen tops out at 9mg, and Max Wintergreen starts at 9mg and continues to 12mg and 15mg.

Does Rogue make a citrus flavor at standard strength? No. Max Citrus is Rogue's only citrus flavor, and it's only available in the Max line at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg — there's no 6mg/9mg standard-line citrus option.

What's Rogue's strongest flavor? Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen all reach 15mg, the top of Rogue's range and the highest strength across every brand PouchPicks carries.

Is Rogue Mint the same as Rogue Max Spearmint? No — they're two different flavors under two different names and strength ranges. Mint is in the standard line at 6mg/9mg; Max Spearmint is in the Max line at 9mg/12mg/15mg.

Does format or moisture level change between Rogue's standard and Max lines? No. Every Rogue flavor, standard or Max, is Slim format and Dry — the only variables that change between the two lines are strength and flavor selection.

How do I compare Rogue's flavors to other brands PouchPicks carries? The compare tool puts up to four products side by side with full spec detail, and the written brand-vs-brand comparison pages cover specific pairings — including Rogue against ZYN — in more depth than a single-brand flavor guide alone.