"...it may be available again. Since we are just the distributor, I'm not at liberty to discuss the details."
BTW, it is "Pike Place" not "Pike's Place" and unfortunately it is a place and it is trademarked. So, it appears they refused to have a tobacco blend so named, or someone failed to do some due diligence. Regardless, a "it may be available again" sounds sub-optimal as in, don't hold your breath. Too bad, as it is crazy good.
"The Pike Place Market is a nine-acre Historic District in the heart of downtown Seattle, Washington. The
Market’s landlord and management agency, the Pike Place Market Preservation & Development
Authority (“PDA”), was established by the City of Seattle pursuant to State law and the City’s public
corporation enabling ordinance. The PDA is a non-profit corporation chartered to protect and preserve
the structures, traditional uses, and character of the Market Historical District.
Through years of use and through federal registration, the PDA owns trademark rights to the Pike Place
Market name (and associated names) and the Market’s clock and sign image. The PDA is committed to
enforcing its right to exclusive use of Pike Place Market trademarks. We have an active licensing
program and license some uses when approved by the PDA Council and when a Trademark Licensing
Agreement is in place.
PIKE PLACE MARKET TRADEMARKS INCLUDE:
Word Marks: THE PIKE PLACE MARKET
PIKE PLACE
PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET
PIKE PLACE FARMERS MARKET"
http://pikeplacemarket.org/sites/default/files/paperclip/attachments/696/original/Pike_Place_Market_TM_Guidelines___Application.pdf?1426024650