Flake suggestions for a Superior Navy Flake fan

MacBaren Navy Flake is a good smoke. Burley, VA and Cavendish with a rum topping. You could also try ODF, PIF or PUF all readily available from P&C.

I've never smoked the Newminster, but here are a few flakes that it think you might enjoy.
Mac Baren Mixture Flake

Mac Baren Navy Flake

Mac Baren Roll Cake

Dan Tobacco Hamborger Veermaster

Orlik Golden Sliced

Peterson University Flake

Mac Baren Dark Twist
And for some good medium Va/Pers;
Peter Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake

Dunhill Deluxe Navy Rolls

Escudo

Some good suggestions given here. Another 'tasty' tobacco, as it were, is Mac Barren HH Old Dark Fired albeit it contains some Burly. Other than that, I'm somewhat confused about what 'wind' has to do with choosing a type of tobacco?

Look into some of the McClellands VA flakes. I ordered some Blackwoods Flake a while back, and it is excellent. they offer many straight VA Flakes, and they are all high quality.
+1 to MacBaren HH Old Dark Fired, great smoke.

Or you could just buy a wind cap. They keep the ash from just blowing out.

I would have too put G.L. Pease's Union Square and C & D Exhausted rooster on the flake list as well. I really enjoy Exhausted rooster. I also got a tin of F&T Vintage today that I opened very lovely looking flake as well cant wait too burn a bowl.

Dunhill Flake.

I'm a big fan of Samuel Gawith's Navy Flake: A "standard" VA/Bur flake flavored very lightly with rum.
I'm currently starting to work my way through a tin of G&H Rum Flake, and it may also fit the bill for you. My first bowl was in a Lakeland-dedicated pipe, since I'd heard that this one is also scented. . . but I'm going to try it next in my VA/Bur-flake pipes; I really didn't notice any "Lakeland" flavors during that first bowl. My tin is from 2007, though, so time may have altered this one a bit.
Bob

I'm just guessing with some of these suggestions that many may not be familiar with Newminsters Superior Navy. I love it and live it. I have smoked about a pound and have five more in the cellar. It's not an all natural Virginia, as it is almost an honey aromatic.
Another flake in this same genre is Former's Private Stock. It is lightly cased with apple, but not in the same way most aromatics are cased. It is very light, just enough to compliment the sweet light Virginias and leave an after taste on your teeth as if you've just enjoyed an apple cider. If you like Superior Navy, you'll really like this one.
Also, Mac Baron's Virginia #1, which is much lighter in the casing, but it has that same sweetness, just not as sweet. But, if you like that Superior Navy tingle on the tongue, you'll really like #1. I like to switch between the two throughout the day sometimes, to keep the honey in the Superior fresh on the palate when I get back to it in the rotation.
Also, Peter Stokkebye's Luxury Twist Flake has a casing that reminds me of fresh leather cowboy boots in the box. It smokes sweet and that casing is awesome.
I wish there were more of these lightly aromatic flakes, especially in the honey family. I've really come to love that sweet smoke.

Oh, and Holger Danske Original Mild Orange. It is not cased, but a Virginia blended with an orange cavedish. The aromatic is very light and although a rough cut, it smokes a lot like a flake.
Also MacBaron's Vanilla Flake. It is another that is not cased, but mixed with a cavendish also, but they've pressed it into flakes. Good stuff.