RIP Perique ?
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Did I miss something? If Perique goes the way of Syrian Latakia I swear to go I'll.............uh...........be very goddamn disappointed and you can mark my words on that!
I understand it went out on a date with Prince Albert and got trapped in a can.
It's not April Fools Day yet, you know...
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It must've posted something unfavorable on social media years ago and Grant Gustin threw it under the bus for it......too soon?
Yes, explanation please! Perfect timing to ruin lots of weekends. I've heard to "beware the ides of March." Is this what that has come to mean all along?
Perique was actually just fermented and aged shavings from Piers Morgan, so when he stormed off the show it became unavailable? ?
Info and sources please...I can hear them sharpening their pitchforks and smell the torch oil...
Perique is getting substituted with dark fired, which doesn't work. But demised? Don't think so. In any event I've got a few pounds of various Periques that I use in perking up blends, or in blending my own home brews. And I'm pretty much done with stocking up, so I don't care.
BROBS: "Imminent doom is upon us."
World: "What? What are you talking about? Do you know something?"
BROBS: "Something bad is happening."
World: "What? What are you talking about? Do you know something?"
BROBS: "Something bad is happening."
Yeah? But anything new? This has been going on for a couple of years.
From what I gather, someone soaked in all in rum for a week and then put it on sale at midnight, and damned, if someone else didn't buy it all up.
Yes, DFK is the palm oil/corn syrup of blended tobaccos.
Yes, DFK is the palm oil/corn syrup of blended tobaccos.
I wouldn't take much stock in "insider information" from someone who refers to you as "it" on another forum. 
I can't imagine Dark Fired replacing Perique in anything. I like them both, although prefer dark fired to be condimental at most, but they are completely different flavors to me.
Nah. This is all I’m talking about
