After striking it with a lighter, the 7-20-4 burns well. There are few if any problems that pop up in the burn department. The burn stays even on its own, and the cigar only needs to be re-lit once towards the end. The draw is good, and solid white ash is produced.

The 7-20-4 keeps things interesting in the flavor department with the variety of rich notes it exudes. At first a rich coffee flavor appears. This is joined by tasty chocolate. Some spicy pepper enters the fray to add some boldness to the stick. There is also some cedar that is noticeable more towards the end of the cigar. Is it full-bodied? Definitely.

Sure, it's not the flashiest or sexiest cigar around, but the 7-20-4 is a solid stick. In the end, that is really all that matters. The burn produced hardly any issues, and the flavors were very good and made the cigar tough to put down. The 7-20-4 is likely too strong for beginners to smoke. Experienced smokers who enjoy full-bodied sticks, on the other hand, should find it right up their alley. A single goes for around $6 or $7, which is not too bad. They can also be bought in boxes of 20. If you are looking for a throwback cigar with a vintage appearance and a workman-like performance, give the 7-20-4 a shot.

The K.A. Kendall's 7-20-4 “7-20-4” earns a solid rating of 3.5 out of four stars.

That is all for today's reviews. Hopefully they were enjoyable, and gave you some insight on a couple of new sticks you may want to add to your smoking portfolio. See you soon...