Thanksgiving and Christmas Tobaccos?

So, now we are officially into fall (having beautiful weather here), and I can feel the change in seasons and sense what we are about to enjoy for the next 4-6 months. The leaves are falling, animals are preparing for winter and the wolly bear catepillar is predicting a colder than normal winter. With the change in seasons, the snow getting ready to make an appearance and the colder temperatures in most places, my mind begins to wander to thoughts of both Thanksgiving and Christmas that are really not that far away. In Canada, Thanksgiving is just over 2 weeks away, in the United States about another 6 weeks, and Christmas not too long after that.
Being a noob in wonderful world of pipes, I have begun to wonder what specific tobacco's people smoke to celebrate the season and the upcoming holidays as I am looking for something that fits well with this time of the year. I am a Latakia lover and have recently discovered flake tobacco, which I really enjoy, but I am not so much an aromatic fan. Have found Peterson's (Irish Flake), Dunhill (EMP & NC) and McClelland (Frog Morton) tobacco's to be what I enjoy the most to date. Any suggestions for a seasonal tobacco I might enjoy for the upcomming season?

I would have to agree that Latakia would seem to work well in colder temps.
Heard good things about Esoterica's Penzance, but looks like 4noggins does not carry it, anyone know of a supplier that can ship this to Canada?
The McClellend 2012 Christmas Cheer catches my interest, does it come in a 50g tin (could not find) as 100g is a lot for something I am not 100% that I like.
Oddly, the Dunhill NC is not quite as good as I had hoped, but I will give it a try when it gets colder out to see if my perception changes. Perhaps it just needs to age a bit, not ready to give up on it.
I am going to order a couple that have been suggested and give them a try.

I get a few 100g tins of McClelland Christmas Cheer every year, smoke one between Thanksgiving and New Year's and cellar the rest. It's a Virginia flake cut though, not an English blend. The 2012 is their 10th anniversary of this limited quantity tobacco blend.

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Is the McClelland Chistmas Cheer really that good? At this point, I don't know my Virginia flake cut from my English blend, but especially if it is rheir 10th aniversary of this blend, I might have to try to locate a 50g tin. I will check with my Canadian supplier and see if they might be getting any in soon. Thanks.