Rogue Flavors: Every Flavor & Strength Explained
Rogue's flavor lineup is unusual among the brands covered here because it's split into two distinct lines rather than one flat list: a standard line and a higher-strength Max line — and the standard line grew considerably this year, from two flavors to twelve. The standard line now covers Wintergreen, Spearmint, Peppermint, Mango, Berry, Apple, Citrus, Honey Lemon, Cinnamon, Original, Smooth, and Bold, all available at 3mg and 6mg — a lower range than it used to be listed at, a correction from an earlier, incorrect 6mg/9mg figure. The Max line covers four flavors, Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, Max Wintergreen, and a new addition, Max Blue Raspberry, all available at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg, with no overlap in strength against the standard line anymore. That gives Rogue 16 flavors total, and it puts Rogue at the top of the strength range covered here, reaching all the way to 15mg — tied with Grizzly, Fre, and CLEW for the highest on the site. Every Rogue flavor ships in the same Slim format, so pouch size is consistent across the whole lineup, but moisture isn't: the standard line is Dry, while the Max line is Moist.
This guide covers Rogue's full 16-flavor lineup — the standard line as a group, then each of the four Max flavors individually — what the standard-vs-Max split actually changes, how the flavors compare to each other, and how Rogue's structure stacks up against the eleven other brands covered here, including ZYN, On!, Velo, Lucy, Grizzly, zone, Fre, ALP, Sesh+, CLEW, and Juice Head. 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's Standard Line: 12 Flavors at 3mg and 6mg
Rogue's standard line grew from two flavors to twelve this year, and the strength range actually narrowed in the process — a correction from an earlier, incorrect 6mg/9mg listing to the real 3mg/6mg range. Wintergreen, Spearmint, and Peppermint make up the mint-and-cooling group; there's no flavor simply named "Mint" anymore, since it was split into Spearmint (the softer option) and Peppermint (the sharper one) as two distinct flavors. Mango, Berry, Apple, and Honey Lemon are Rogue's fruit-forward additions — none of which existed in the old two-flavor lineup. Citrus and Cinnamon round out the flavor-specific options, and Original, Smooth, and Bold are Rogue's three base flavors, ranging from unflavored (Original) to mild (Smooth) to a more robust, tobacco-forward profile (Bold).
All 12 standard-line flavors share the identical 3mg/6mg range and the same Slim, Dry format — a level of consistency the old two-flavor lineup didn't need to demonstrate but the expanded one delivers anyway. Wintergreen is the one flavor name that also exists in the Max line (as Max Wintergreen, at a much higher strength), so it's worth double-checking which line you're looking at if wintergreen is what you're after — standard Wintergreen tops out at 6mg, while Max Wintergreen starts at 9mg. None of the other 11 standard-line flavors have a Max-line counterpart.
Rogue Max Citrus
Max Citrus is one of two citrus flavors in Rogue's lineup now — the standard line added its own Citrus this year, running 3mg/6mg, so Max Citrus is no longer the only citrus option from Rogue, just the stronger one. Max Citrus is described as Rogue's higher-strength Max line, citrus, available at 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg, the same three-step range as the other three Max flavors. It ships Slim, like the rest of the Rogue lineup, but Moist rather than Dry — the Max line's texture differs from the standard line's.
Because Max Citrus starts above where Rogue's own standard-line Citrus tops out (6mg) and climbs to 15mg, it's one of the strongest citrus flavors covered anywhere on the site. The other citrus options sit at or below it: Rogue's own standard Citrus and ZYN's core Citrus both stop well under 9mg, On! Citrus runs its full 2mg/4mg/8mg range, Velo's Citrus Chill runs 6mg/9mg, zone's Citrus runs 6mg/9mg, and CLEW's Citrus runs the full 3-to-15mg range — CLEW Citrus at 15mg now ties Max Citrus for the strongest citrus flavor on the site, no longer standing alone at the top.
Rogue Max Spearmint
Max Spearmint shares its name directly with the standard line's own Spearmint flavor now — a coincidence created when the old "Mint" flavor was split into Spearmint and Peppermint this year. They're still two separate products at two separate strength ranges, not one flavor sold at two tiers: standard Spearmint runs 3mg/6mg, while Max Spearmint runs 9mg/12mg/15mg and is Moist rather than Dry. Max Spearmint is described as part of Rogue's higher-strength Max line, spearmint, in the same Slim format used across the brand.
At 15mg, Max Spearmint ties CLEW's own Spearmint for the highest mint-family strength across every brand covered here — both now reach that ceiling, where Max Spearmint used to stand alone. ZYN's Cool Mint and Spearmint run 1.5mg to 8mg, On! Mint runs 2/4/8mg, zone's Mint and Spearmint run 6/9mg, Fre Mint spans 3/6/9mg, Lucy Mint runs 4/8/12mg, and Sesh+ Mint runs 4/6/8mg — none of them reach past 12mg. Rogue's own standard Spearmint, at 3mg/6mg, is the closest comparison within the brand's own lineup, but the two flavors don't share a strength tier.
Rogue Max Wintergreen
Max Wintergreen is one of four Max flavors and shares its flavor name with the standard line's own Wintergreen, differing in strength tier, line, and moisture — Max Wintergreen is Moist, while the standard Wintergreen stays Dry. It is listed as part of Rogue's higher-strength Max line, wintergreen, running 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg in the same Slim format as every other Rogue flavor. Together, standard Wintergreen (3mg/6mg) and Max Wintergreen (9mg/12mg/15mg) make wintergreen the only flavor name Rogue offers under both lines — but unlike before, the two ranges no longer overlap or even touch; there's a gap between standard's 6mg ceiling and Max's 9mg floor.
Against the rest of the wintergreen options on the site, Max Wintergreen's 15mg top strength is now matched by three other flavors on the site: Grizzly Wintergreen, Fre Wintergreen, and CLEW Wintergreen all reach the same 15mg ceiling — a much more crowded top tier than before. ZYN's core Wintergreen, On!'s, Velo's, and zone's all top out lower, at 8mg or 9mg, and Rogue's own standard-line Wintergreen tops out at just 6mg. Four flavors now reach 15mg on wintergreen alone, following Grizzly's 2025 move off its older, bulkier Regular format and this year's expansion of Fre and the addition of CLEW.
Rogue Max Blue Raspberry
Max Blue Raspberry is the newest addition to Rogue's Max line, and the first fruit flavor in Rogue's Max lineup — Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, and Max Wintergreen all mirror standard-line flavor families, but Blue Raspberry doesn't have a standard-line counterpart at all. It runs the same 9mg/12mg/15mg range as the rest of the Max line, Slim and Moist. With its addition, the Max line grew from three flavors to four, and Rogue's total flavor count grew to 16 — more than any other brand on the site.
How Rogue's Flavors Compare to Each Other
Rogue's 16 flavors split cleanly along the line they belong to, which is still the defining structural fact of the whole lineup: the 12 standard-line flavors run 3mg and 6mg, while the four Max flavors — Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, Max Wintergreen, Max Blue Raspberry — run 9mg, 12mg, and 15mg. The two lines share the same Slim format, but not moisture — the standard line is Dry, and the Max line is Moist — so the difference between standard and Max is strength, flavor selection, and texture, not pouch size.
Within that split, Wintergreen is the one flavor name Rogue carries under both lines, just at two different strength ranges with no overlap between them — standard Wintergreen and Max Wintergreen are effectively two separate products. Spearmint is the closest thing to a second overlap: the standard line's own Spearmint and the Max line's Max Spearmint share a name (minus the "Max" prefix) but not a strength range. Citrus works the same way — standard Rogue now makes its own Citrus, distinct from Max Citrus. Max Blue Raspberry stands alone as the only flavor in Rogue's catalog with no standard-line counterpart at all — there's no fruit flavor quite like it anywhere else in the lineup, standard or Max.
The practical way to think about the split now: there's a real gap between the two lines rather than a meeting point. Standard Rogue tops out at 6mg; Max starts at 9mg. Someone moving from a 6mg standard-line flavor to any Max flavor is jumping a full strength band, not stepping up incrementally — worth knowing before buying if you're expecting a gradual increase. Putting a standard-line flavor and its same-named Max counterpart side by side on the compare tool is the fastest way to see the gap directly.
Rogue's Lineup vs. Other Brands Covered Here
Rogue's two-line structure — a standard tier and a separate, explicitly higher-strength Max tier — isn't unique anymore, though it was when this guide first published. ZYN now has its own core-plus-Ultra split, On! has a core-plus-PLUS split, and ALP goes even further with three lines (core, Frontier, Drifters). ZYN's core line runs 13 flavors at 1.5mg to 8mg, with Ultra separately at 9mg/11mg. On!'s core line now runs a uniform 2mg/4mg/8mg across all seven flavors, with PLUS separately at 6mg/9mg/12mg. Velo, now ten flavors, mostly varies by flavor rather than by named line: seven flavors share a 3mg/6mg/9mg range, Citrus Chill runs 6mg/9mg, and two fruit flavors are locked to 6mg only.
zone grew from three flavors to twelve this year: Spicy Strawberry, Spicy Mango, Mint, Spearmint, Peppermint, Citrus, Chill, Smooth, White, and Tobacco still run 6mg/9mg, but its new flagship Wintergreen and bestselling Dragonfruit stretch from 3mg up to 12mg — zone is Moist throughout, like Rogue's Max line. Fre doubled to six flavors (Mint, Wintergreen, Lush, Watermelon, Sweet, Original) and now runs the full 3mg-to-15mg range on every one of them, also Moist. Lucy's core line grew to six flavors (Wintergreen, Mint, Cinnamon, Espresso, Apple Ice, Mango) and now reaches 4mg/8mg/12mg, plus a separate Breakers capsule line at 4mg/8mg. Grizzly's lineup doubled to four flavors — Wintergreen, Original, Mint, Southern — with Wintergreen and Original still spanning the full 6mg/9mg/12mg/15mg ladder. Grizzly, Fre, and CLEW now join Rogue Max at 15mg — four lines reach the top of the site's strength range, not just two.
The upshot: Rogue Max, Grizzly, Fre, and CLEW are now the four lines across all twelve brands that reach 15mg, and Rogue's standard line, at just 3mg/6mg, actually sits toward the lighter end of the site's range now rather than the middle — a real change from its old 6mg/9mg listing. The four newest brands (ALP, Sesh+, CLEW, and Juice Head) are covered in full in the ZYN alternatives guide. 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? 16: 12 in the standard line (Wintergreen, Spearmint, Peppermint, Mango, Berry, Apple, Citrus, Honey Lemon, Cinnamon, Original, Smooth, Bold), plus 4 in the Max line (Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, Max Wintergreen, Max Blue Raspberry). All 16 ship Slim; the standard line is Dry, and the Max line is Moist.
What's the difference between Rogue's standard line and Rogue Max? Strength range, flavor selection, and moisture. The 12-flavor standard line runs 3mg/6mg and is Dry; the four-flavor Max line runs 9mg/12mg/15mg and is Moist, with no overlap in strength between the two. Both lines use the same Slim format, so pouch size doesn't change — strength tier, flavor, and texture do.
Is Rogue's Max Wintergreen the same flavor as standard Rogue Wintergreen? They share a flavor name but are separate products at separate strength tiers, with a gap between them now rather than an overlap. Standard Wintergreen tops out at 6mg and is Dry; Max Wintergreen starts at 9mg, continues to 12mg and 15mg, and is Moist.
Does Rogue make a citrus flavor at standard strength? Yes, as of this year — standard Rogue Citrus runs 3mg/6mg, Slim and Dry. Max Citrus is the stronger, separate option, running 9mg/12mg/15mg and Moist.
What's Rogue's strongest flavor? All four Max flavors — Max Citrus, Max Spearmint, Max Wintergreen, and Max Blue Raspberry — reach 15mg, the top of Rogue's range and tied for the highest strength across the site with Grizzly, Fre, and CLEW.
Is Rogue's standard Spearmint the same as Rogue Max Spearmint? No — despite the shared name, they're two different products at two different strength ranges. Standard Spearmint is in the standard line at 3mg/6mg and Dry; Max Spearmint is in the Max line at 9mg/12mg/15mg and Moist. (Rogue no longer has a flavor simply called "Mint" — that name was split into Spearmint and Peppermint.)
Does format or moisture level change between Rogue's standard and Max lines? Format doesn't — every Rogue flavor is Slim — but moisture does: the standard line is Dry, and the Max line is Moist. That's a genuine physical difference between the two lines, not just a jump in strength.
How do I compare Rogue's flavors to other brands covered here? 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.
