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Burnt Offerings

Burnt Offerings

By: 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
Episodes
  • Trinidad Espiritu Series No. 1 Cigar Review | Can a Place Have a Spirit?

    Trinidad Espiritu Series No. 1 Cigar Review | Can a Place Have a Spirit?
    30 Sep 2026
    In Episode 30 of Burnt Offerings, Patrick, Ryan and Steven smoke the Trinidad Espiritu Series No. 1, an all-Nicaraguan collaboration with A.J. Fernandez. Cedar, fruit sweetness, white pepper, cream, wood and nuts accompany a conversation about why certain places feel different, whether people create that spirit, what happens when experiences are deliberately manufactured and why stewardship may matter more than ownership.
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    48 mins
  • Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua Cigar Review | The Work Is the Point

    Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua Cigar Review | The Work Is the Point
    9 Sep 2026
    In Episode 29 of Burnt Offerings, Patrick, Ryan and Steven review the Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Nicaragua, a soft-pressed Nicaraguan puro created for Montecristo’s 85th anniversary. Tart berry, white pepper, earth, cedar and clean sweetness frame a Labor Day conversation about first jobs, Wendell Berry, the dignity of work, Genesis, Sabbath, career growth and the question of what our work is making of us.
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    50 mins
  • My Father Blue Cigar Review | What We Inherit From Our Fathers

    My Father Blue Cigar Review | What We Inherit From Our Fathers
    26 Aug 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 mins
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