Nice Aromatic Flake Tobacco?

Hi there, I was wondering if anyone could give me a recommendation on a good aromatic flake tobacco. I like to smoke Gawith & Hoggarth aromatics (e.g. Exclusiv Black Cherry) when out in public, ideally anything with a nice room note/aroma to the smoke. I heard someone describe those blends as "wife friendly" once, which isn't far off what I'm looking for.
My favourite flakes are mostly technically "Aromatics" anyway, albeit Lakelands or older fashioned British and Irish blends- Erinmore Flake, St. Bruno Flake, Condor Long Cut, I even had someone (a cigarette smoker) remark my Ogden's Walnut Flake (my all-time favourite) smelled really nice even though it isn't an aromatic. I also love Ennerdale and 1792 flake and Conniston Cut Plug but they may not be so liked by the public. I just think flakes work so well for smoking when out-and-about as they seem to burn slowly in a light breeze and can be easily carried around, in my case usually a handkerchief.
I was tempted by Mac Baren's vanilla cream flake as that seemed to be quite good quality, but I have never tried it or done a test on non-smokers to see what they think of the aroma. It's difficult because most aromatics I would consider sweet e.g. Danish cavendish blends with vanilla or cherry flavourings often come as ready rubbed pouches. Can anyone help me with finding a decent flake that smells pleasant to non-smokers? Many thanks

Thanks for the replies, everyone!

@Cosmic That's good to know, it may not be so bad if the tobacco is lower in nicotine. I like to relax at home with high nicotine blends but that's harder to do if I'm smoking on the go, as it were. I have never smoked a Solani blend before; I have my eye on some Aged Burley Flake at the moment but that's great if their Mango Flake is worth trying.

@folanator I live in the UK.

@cigrmaster & cosmic Great idea, I love a good virginia flake. Is the apricot topping similar to Erinmore?

@mother I need to seek some out, I've been wanting to try real Capstan for a while but in the UK we mostly get a lower quality OTC pouched version

@Cosmic I'm with you re: Erinmore having that kind of aroma in the tin. I just heard that the "essence" they added to the tobacco was actually from apricot extracts, despite the pineapple logo. I may be wrong. If the tobaccos in the Vanilla Cream Flake mesh well with the topping that's great; it means I have something to enjoy while other people enjoy the scent from the smoke (hopefully).

@pipebuddy I was a bit concerned they'd be somewhat flat but I'll definitely give them a try, I was willing to compromise due to the cut and room note. I'll probably get some Ennerdale Flake (easy enough for me to get here) and try it out in public and see if it does the trick.
@cigrmaster A lot of people say that. It's not for everyone, like Lakelands, but out of interest did you smoke the mixture or the flake? The mixture has a stronger topping on it I reckon, or it's more pronounced than in the flake form which I found to be more rounded. I tend to think nearly all British and Irish tobaccos, the traditional topped VaBurs I mean, taste best as flakes. I think Condor is a good example; the RR cut version and the flakes (long cut) are a bit like curry or chilli IMO; completely fresh, you can taste the spices individually and it can be sometimes harsh, but left overnight they marry together and become more rounded. Condor Long Cut is like that I think, same with Erinmore and St. Bruno