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Burnt Offerings

Burnt Offerings

Di: Burnt Offerings – Patrick Sprague Ryan Smith Steven Cole
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A show about cigars, community, and conversation—shared around the table with friends.2026, Uniontown Media
  • My Father Blue Cigar Review | What We Inherit From Our Fathers
    Aug 26 2026
    In Episode 28 of Burnt Offerings, the guys review the My Father Blue, the García family’s first Honduran-made cigar. Raisins, cream, butter, cinnamon, sweet leather, oak, coffee and returning pepper frame a personal conversation about fathers, loss, divorce, faith, generational patterns and the things we deliberately choose to carry forward—or leave behind—as fathers ourselves.
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    47 min
  • The Best Connecticut Cigar We’ve Ever Smoked? | Padrón Dámaso No. 15 Review
    Jul 29 2026
    In Episode 27 of Burnt Offerings, leadership coach Jonathan Reitz joins the guys to smoke the Padrón Dámaso No. 15, an Ecuadorian Connecticut-wrapped Nicaraguan Toro that may be the best Connecticut cigar they have ever smoked. Fruit, raisins, sweet cream, coffee, Cuban espresso, charcoal, roasted nuts and cayenne lead into a conversation about change, trust, humility, positive leadership, civil discourse and calling the best out of people.
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    1 ora e 4 min
  • Does Box Press Make a Cigar Better? | Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro Quadrado Review
    Jul 15 2026
    In Episode 26 of Burnt Offerings, the guys smoke the Corona Cigar-exclusive Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro Quadrado and ask whether box pressing actually changes a cigar’s flavor. They break down the Mexican San Andrés wrapper, Connecticut Habano binder, Nicaraguan and Brazilian Mata Fina filler, chocolate, molasses, berry, pepper and cedar notes, then settle the important debates: box press versus round, draft versus bottle, hot versus iced coffee, regular versus Double Stuf Oreos and more.
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    52 min
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