Afternoon Delight #4 NJ: A Beast | The Stoner Review
The Afternoon Delight #4 Big Dogs tube sits behind the one-gram pre-roll on the table. September 18, 2026 production date. Dogwalkers on the package. My verdict on this version: a beast. I liked the earlier Afternoon Delight, but I loved this one. The difference was a strong head high that still felt euphoric.
Score: 9.3/10. Dogwalkers Afternoon Delight #4 Big Dogs delivered a strong, euphoric head high that I preferred to the earlier Afternoon Delight experience, scored 8.7/10. This NJ 1g pre-roll earns its higher score on the experience, not just the printed THC figure. If you want a mild background high, this is not how I would describe the version I smoked.
Which Afternoon Delight #4 did we review in NJ?
This is the Dogwalkers Afternoon Delight #4 Big Dogs 1g pre-roll, with GTI–New Jersey listed on the package at a Hackettstown address. The label says “Stay” and lists an indoor grow method. The product format matters: this review is about a finished pre-roll, not an eighth of loose flower or a concentrate carrying the same strain name.
The production date is September 18, 2026, with an expiration date of March 19, 2027. That gives readers a concrete way to distinguish this package from another drop. If your tube has different dates or readings, you are looking at different package evidence, even if the name on the front matches.
Afternoon Delight is not specific enough by itself. The #4 designation, Dogwalkers branding, Big Dogs size, and NJ producer information keep the review attached to the product actually shown. This is a new product experience, not evidence that the underlying genetics or grower changed.
What does this Afternoon Delight #4 package list?
The label prints THC at 34.36%, THCA at 38.87%, and CBD at 0%. These are separate readings exactly as shown. They are not added together here, and the photo is a record of the label rather than an independent laboratory report.
The three visible terpene entries are D-limonene at 1.01%, caryophyllene at 0.69%, and beta-myrcene at 0.48%. Limonene is the largest of those listed entries. That is useful identification information, but it is not a tasting note or proof that a particular terpene caused the euphoria.
For anyone comparing their purchase with this review, the close-up below is the useful reference. Check the name, format, production date, and printed readings together. A matching strain name alone is not enough to establish that two packages represent the same production run.
What did the Dogwalkers Afternoon Delight #4 high feel like?
Strong head high, still euphoric. That is the combination that made this version stand out. The intensity was not incidental to my verdict; it was why I called it a beast. But intensity alone would not explain why I loved it. The euphoric quality belongs in the same sentence.
There is a real difference between describing something as powerful and describing it as enjoyable. This session gave me both. “A beast” captures the force of the high. “Still euphoric” captures the part that made that force a positive in my experience.
The useful takeaway is not a promise of productivity or a guarantee of sedation. It is an emphatic head-high experience that I enjoyed more than the earlier version. My notes do not establish exact onset or duration, so those timings remain unscored. Flavor and burn quality are also outside this effects-focused verdict.
How does Afternoon Delight #4 compare with our original review?
The original Afternoon Delight review earned 8.7/10. That earlier article remains the reference point rather than being overwritten with a new score. The comparison here is straightforward: I liked the other one and loved this Dogwalkers version.
Moving the verdict to 9.3/10 recognizes that stronger preference. It does not mean the printed percentages earned extra points by themselves. The package helps identify what I smoked; the strong, euphoric head high explains why I rated the experience higher.
Keep the comparison narrow. This is not a controlled grower-versus-grower test, and there is no confirmed side-by-side batch documentation for the older session. It is a firsthand preference between two experiences. That is still valuable, provided it stays a preference rather than becoming a claim about every product under the strain name.
Who should consider this Afternoon Delight #4, and who should skip it?
Readers looking for an assertive head high with a euphoric character will find a positive report here. The experience was memorable enough to separate this review from the earlier one. It was not merely another version that landed in the same scoring range.
If you want subtle alteration, this account should temper that expectation. Likewise, the original article's lazy-afternoon framing should not be taken as a guarantee that this pre-roll will fit a productive day. The name promises an afternoon; my report describes a beast of a head high.
The 9.3 is an overall experience verdict, not a set of invented sub-scores. There is no separate flavor, airflow, ash, or longevity rating. Readers who prioritize those details should recognize the review's focus before treating the number as an endorsement of every aspect of the joint.
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For another NJ pre-roll from the same brand, read our Dogwalkers Animal Scout #10 review. For another high-scoring NJ session, read the Garden Greens Candy Fumez review. Each is its own product and experience, useful context rather than a substitute for this package.
Final verdict: 9.3/10. The original was a like. This one was a love. Strong head high, still euphoric, and a Dogwalkers version worth identifying precisely instead of hiding behind a generic Afternoon Delight description.
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