Three Nuns has also made a comeback. Having smoked neither, I do not know if the new Bell's blend is as good as the departed Bell's blend
Not to beat a dead horse, but it isn't the same blend. It's like saying one car you have to own is a 1969 Camaro SS with the 396, and someone responding that they had a 1999 Camaro with the 3.8L V-6. The name is about the only thing that is the same. Not to say it's a bad car, but it isn't the classic.
My list:
1. Some vintage of Christmas Cheer, or McCranie's Red Flake or Red Ribbon, or well-aged McClelland 5100
2. Balkan Sobranie Original or 759
3. Esoterica Penzance or Smoker's Haven Krumble Kake
4. Gawith Full Virginia Flake or similar
5. One of the modern classic perique blends: Escudo, McClelland's St. James Woods or 2015, Pease Telegraph Hill or Fillmore
6. One of the Dunhill latakia mixes: Early Morning Pipe, London Mix, 965, or Nightcap
7. One of the Frog Mortons
8. One of the Pease Syrian blends: Bohemian Scandal, Renaissance, Raven's Wing, or Mephisto
9. One of the modern dark-fired Kentucky classics: Macbaren Old Dark Fired, Pease Jackknife Plug, Esoterica Stonehaven
10. Whatever your local place calls 1-Q