MacBarren's Virginia #1, bright, honey sweet, but bites, tingly on the toungue for me stops shortly after smoking, but I love it. If puffed too hard, will scorch.
Astleys #109, bright , hay tones, slightly sweet, salty, and stoves very well as its smoked, so a good burn for a tall narrow chamber pipe.
S&G's Full Virginia Flakes, FVF, hay tones, lots of different flavrs, depending on how you pack it, but very wet. I recommend some dry time, or else it's like trying to light asbestos.
McClelland's Red Cake, bulk, red Virginians, breadlike aroma, for the experienced smoker who can pull nuances of a very, very light tasting tobacco. However, it will bite if you don't smoke slow enough, and I.. mean... sllllloooooowwwww. Mellows out more with age.
Klondike Gold, Blackjack, Vintage Flakes, Newminster's Superior Navy Flakes, Golden Slices, the list goes on and on. My first full Virginia flake was Astleys. It really made my briars sing, once I caught on to what the flavor was that I was looking for.
Good luck, and smoke on...