Soft hops sit gently on tongue, exposing chamomile tea frontage, ginger-spiced mint leaf backdrop, and tertiary banana linger for buttery light-bodied warmth. Lilting clove seasoning abruptly dissipated by delicate finish.

Named after dried jalapeno pepper, this cacophonous chili-like Band-Aid-scented novelty will satiate experimental thirsts. Pungent charcoal bitterness, burnt wood chip follow-up, and piquant black pepper spicing retain great resolve. Sour citric twang stays hidden. Try with Mexican cuisine or fish dishes.

Closely resembling marvelous Rogue Smoke A Rauch and later renamed Rogue Chipotle, hybridized herbal-spiced ale lets burnt wood chip mouthfeel, sinewy yeast resin and mocha malt backdrop inform lingering ash-like persistence. Conversely, unexpected chili-peppered jalapeno permeation informs delicious mountain water purity to moderately spiced-hop finish.

Richer mahogany-hued crimson-highlighted Soba Signature offspring opens with earthen wood fringe, buttered popcorn spell, and vegetal tease, building Cascade hop-charred black tea bitterness tersely consuming impending fig juice, dried fruit, and hazelnut illusions. Solemn roasted nuttiness and baked bread-pumpernickel shields inconsequential roasted chicory perk.

Pale coppery soba-influenced medium body sustains steadfast crystal hop softness and familiar Rogue-related herbal spiciness to lime-y apricot-marmalade finish, abandoning golden raisin midst and becoming predictable after several sips.