Aromatic Sweetness

Hearth & Home Classic Burley Kake. Very mild, very tasty, not sweet or goopy.

I'll second Butternut Burley. I haven't had Trout Stream yet, but Butternut Burley is sweet enough to taste, and burns well, but never gets sickly-sweet to me. I really like it.
Also, as davet mentioned, Captain Black's Red Sky is a great cherry aromatic, but I still haven't compared it to Cult BRM.

I mostly smoke non-aromatics, but I keep in mind that aromatics sustain the blending industry to a considerable degree. Just review the offerings at our sponsor sites. I do like an aromatic for a change of pace. The offerings are so vast and various, it's difficult to guess what someone else might like. I find Mac Baren's Modern Virginia, which I believe has a light aromatic component, quite pleasant. Altadis' Queen Anne's Revenge is a a mild blend with a little rum flavoring that has some tobacco interest. Newminster Cherry #3 has appeal for those who like cherry with some tobacco taste. But there is such a vast array, you have to sample small quantities for yourself and see what you prefer. Most of the codger blends seem to have some aromatic component even if it's debatable whether they qualify as aromatics -- Sir Walter Raleigh, Granger, Prince Albert, Carter Hall, and all the P&C Midtown series except Chestnut. Edward G. Robinson is an aromatic smoked faithfully by jiminks that's tasty.

Dunhill black cav is pretty sweet.

Middleton's used to make a Black & Mild pipe tobacco. Now it only comes in the plastic-tip small cigar form. Whenever I feel like some Black & Mild, I buy a box of them, remove the outer "leaf" wrapper, and scissor the filling into pipe tobacco form. A while ago, I tried the same with a package of Backwoods Sweet Aromatic cigars. It was a lot like a good-tasting vanilla Cavendish, but did not burn as hot and wet. Might be worth a try for as inexpensive as they are.

My day usually goes like this: A bowl of EMP between breakfast and lunch. A bowl of Old Dublin or Frog Morton in the afternoon, and after supper, I love a big bowl of Lane 1Q with my coffee. I find by going stronger and leveling off in the afternoon with a "cooler" English blend, and then the sweetness of 1Q usually fulfills that taste in the evening.