Bruja's Brew 

The first pitch on this route is beautiful. After the face climbing near the first bolt, angle up and right to the varnished wall around the corner. There will be a bolt below a great thin crack in a black varnished wall.

Be careful not to place gear under the roof or you will have bad rope drag. I would suggest back cleaning the gear after placing a blue alien at the end of the roof traverse.

A doubly corrupted Swainish (spanglish) name with the english possessive apostrophy-s form on a spanish word followed by an english word, hehe. "Caldo de la Bruja"

The route description above has the first pitch ending at Lota Balls first belay which is a great way to do Lota Balls as well, better to find the second bolt out right and do the second very nice crux as mentioned in Guy's comment post.

The first pitch is muy excelente with bomber pro and great climbing. The rest of the route is good too if significantly easier. Additional long slings handy.

Nice route, first pitch can easily be TR'd using the Lotta Balls anchor.

Although it takes excellent pro, the placement of low pro below the roof move (to avoid drag) would provide for a pretty scary fall should you peel out and clang into the corner.

Felt the crux of P-2 was a bit spicy- stepping on small balls, thoughtful pro, and delicate climbing up a thin seam- 5.6??? Really??? Rock was solid at least, and it was pretty fun, and eased up nicely after the crux.

Edit to add: Pitch 4 is mostly 4th class to easy low 5th class, but fun! I only placed a couple of pieces just to keep the rope out of the crack. Only took about 5-7 minutes to top out on this pitch- a very stress free pitch.

Great route first and third pitches were my favorite.

Pitch 1 - rope drag isn't bad if you place pro below and at the roof (extend the roof placement). After the roof you can place a 1 and .5 then make your way to the pretty crappy bolt that is cracked after you can find some nice horizontals above the bolt. Go up and right to two bolt anchor passing the lotta balls anchor to your left on the way up.

Pitch 2 - I followed the Handred topo, essentially going straight up approx 140ft and belaying 30ft below the roof at a nice finger crack. I believe the topo John Hegyes posted would make for less rope drag for pitch 3. Which looks like you would climb up and right to the Black Magic anchor.

Pitch 3 - Go up the bulge and traverse left pass a bolt.

Pitch 4 - As Per Gigi's post above.

I also found P2 to be somewhat spicy. I traversed to the Black Magic anchor at the end of the pitch...seemed like a better stance and let the rope run more smoothly on the traverse of P3. P1 is excellent and worth doing on its own (double-rope rap from bolts).