Beard Vape Co. No. 51 E-juice Review

Beard Vape Co. conquered the vaping world by storm. A lot of vapers easily fell in love with the brand. The reasons? The numbered names flavors can be one or the bearded hipster logo on the bottles is another. But after finally giving it a try, I already know why. Custard lovers alert! Let’s crack open a bottle of No. 51 by Beard Vape Co. now.

“More custard, anyone? Yeah, us too. Enter No. 51, Beard Vape Co.’s custard with a dash of custard. Beard Vape Co. fit as much custard flavor into No. 51 as possible, then topped it off with more. As smooth as it gets, No. 51 flaunts layers of vanilla, cream, and subtle sweetness. A versatile flavor that tastes incredible dripped or in a tank, No. 51 is a rich, aromatic e-liquid for custard lovers everywhere. The perfect vape for those who have a sensitive sweet tooth, every bottle of No. 51 is an impeccable custard flavor like only Beard Vape Co. can produce.”

This vape juice has got to have the most genuine custard flavor in vape form. I mean no exaggeration, but No. 51 is really packed with one of the most realistic-tasting custard vape juices in the market today. The vanilla base is downright delicious with a smooth, rich and not an overly-sweet blend of creamy custards. You do not need to add anything to make this special, this is already more than enough. Trust me on that.

Meanwhile, unlike many dessert vape juice flavors, No. 51 vape liquid will not leave any nasty or chemical-like aftertaste in the mouth. This also does not leave your mouth and throat feeling dry and thirsty. Again, the sweetness is not overbearing on the throat, without any nose tingling sensations or fits of coughing.

No. 51 by Beard Vape Co. is a blend of 80% vegetable glycerin and 20% propylene glycol. Thanks to its high vegetable glycerin content, you can expect immense clouds of vapor from this baby. Clouds are huge and fluffy too, and they do not disperse right away. This vape juice also has a pleasant mild throat hit that runs nice and smooth. No charring or burning sensations or whatsoever. To attain full flavor, it is advisable to vape this Beard Vape Co. e-liquid using either a sub ohm tank or with a rebuildable dripping atomizer. You can use Smok TFV8 Big Baby Carbon for instance. Do note though that the e-liquid runs a bit thick, which means, it can be a coil killer.

Actually, the kind of throat hit you get from vaping this e-juice is dependent on the nicotine strength level. Beard Vape Co. offers four nicotine concentration levels for No. 51. You can purchase it in 0 mg, 3 mg, 6 mg, and 12 mg of nicotine. Despite their nicotine content, all levels can still offer full-bodied flavor.

Perhaps one of the reasons why Beard Vape Co. quickly rise to fame is because of its masculine and classic-looking presentation. Each bottle features its iconic logo — a bearded man wearing shades. The bottle is equipped with a child-resistant dropper cap. And instead of merely sticking a paper around, Beard exerted some efforts and opted for some kind of a cloth for its label. The label contains necessary product information such as the flavor name, nicotine level, size, and the usual warnings. You can’t actually find the VG/PG ratio, so better check the product’s content first before buying.

No. 51 by Beard Vape Co. comes in two bottle sizes. The 30-ml bottle runs $22.95, while the 60-ml is $33.95. If you ask me, buying the bigger size is a wiser move. Don’t worry, that $10 difference won’t give you even the slightest regret. There are two other dessert e-liquid flavors from Beard Vape Co. This includes No. 24 and No. 32. All flavors and sizes are available at https://www.smokly.com/. If you are hunting for the cheapest price, look no further because it is already right in front of you.

Meanwhile, Beard Vape Co. started its humble beginnings in March 2014 in the back of Nana’s Vape Shop in Venice, California. Behind this famous household name are two brothers (Brady Bates and Casey Bates) and a close friend (Colbey Pfund). They crafted nearly 100 flavors, but of these, only six were released to the public.