Can you recommend something similar to GL Peace BlackPoint ?

Hard to beat Greg's blends but you might try Peter Stokkebye's Proper English.

http://www.pipesandcigars.com/pipe-tobacco/40005/peter-stokkebye-52-proper-english/#p-106261

Have you looked into the 8 and/or 16 ounce tin options with GLP blends? Might make it more affordable.
Mike S.

Blackpoint is one of my favorite full latakia blends.
Before you balk at the price, let's break down what that $32 8oz canister will get you.
Will GLP latakia blends, I average 10 bowls an ounce

8x10=80 bowls

32/80=$0.40/bowl
How much do you smoke?
Let's say you're going to smoke two bowls of this per day. This will net you almost six weeks.
I don't have much in the way of means, but for me, even the best pipe tobacco is a bargain for what I get out of it.

At P&C, if you purchase five 8oz tins of GLP Blackpoint at the same time, the cost per tin drops to $28.14 per tin. It costs more up front, but it is a significant discount over the individual tin price.

Escioe & Jim:
I think it all comes down to ways and means. I've been broke, stoney broke and then I've also wondered whether or not I'd be moving to a public shelter or couch surfing amongst friends.
I came into this hobby on a budget: through good times and bad I've built up a nice stable of quality - but not artisan quality burners. I've also acquired a stash of tobacco that will see me through several years, or more, of lean times. (Guys, I'm blessed and I thank God each and every day.)
Jim, that initial pay out might be out of the OP's reach. I love free shipping as much as the next mook, but sometimes getting to that point just isn't in the budget, And, Escioe, if my math is correct your same formula would result in the following:
With H&H blends, I average 10 bowls an ounce

8x10=80 bowls

32/80=$0.225/bowl
It's a big difference.
Zen, I don't have an adequate response for you. But I do know that Mr. Ouelette's smokes are, hands down, the best value out there for a quality bowl of tobacco.
Having champagne taste on a beer budget can really suck, but it does make me want to try all that harder to make more money and be a better provider to my family and my hobbies.
Fnord

You can sample a lot of recommended full British and (perhaps) even Balkan blends searching for something similar at a price point

you can live with; but that will result in a lot of rejects. A waste of time, and money you could have applied to the real deal.
Pease's blends are pretty distinctive. In the long run you will save money by sticking with the original blend.
Besides, anything that is as good, will likely cost as much. That's just my 2¢

I get that there is a difference between $0.23/bowl and $0.40 a bowl. But for me, smoking an average of 1.5 bowls a day, that difference works out to about $0.25. Multiply that by a year and it's under $100. For comparison, looking at my pipe rack right now, I see one pipe that I spent more than $80 on, and most of them were more like $50 estates.
Basically, all I have to do is find a quarter on the ground each day, and I've made up for smoking what I really want to smoke versus smoking what sorta kinda approximates what I want to smoke.
And if it really came down to it, I'd cut back before smoking something I didn't really like. I've been there before. I don't need to smoke to live. Just like with beer, or whisky, I'll cut back consumption before I cut back quality. It's not like food, where you need a certain amount per day to live.

The Pease does come in 2oz tins at $9.85.