Wordsworth and Black Fountain Pen Ink Bottle (50 ml) Premium Luxury Edition, [Mysterious Black] Fountain Pens Bottled Ink; Classic Designed Bottle Smooth Flow 50 ml

Haven't used it a ton yet, but it writes very smoothly and cleanly in a fountain pen from the same brand. The bottle shape is very good for stability, and it seems like it will last for quite a long while. I intend to buy another bottle if I deplete my current reserves

This is the first time that I have purchased this ink though I own several other royal blue inks. I like this ink quite a bit. It does have a nice deep color perhaps a bit darker than my other royal blues and it has more of a sheen to it which it really nice on good paper. I did do a water test and since this is not a permanent ink it all but disappears once the page is wet, that is not a concern for me at all with this ink. The ink flows good but it not as viscous as my pilot inks, more in line with my Waterman inks I would say. I have used this in a Parker Duofold Fine nib and a Monteverde Big Sequoia with a Fine Goulet pens nib installed and it works very well not flow or hard start issues in either pen. For reference I do not use Pilot inks in these pens because those inks flow too well making both of these nibs too wet for my writing style, moves them into the western medium category for wetness. I will plan on purchasing this ink again once my bottle is gone I think that it provides a good value.

Such a pretty color of blue for writing. Does not bleed on normal paper. Dries quick. Good size bottle for long time use. Ink quality is very nice. Overall good value I think for such a nice ink.

Much brighter green than is pictured. I would call this "Grass Green" or "Spring Green"..... I am more looking for a deeper moss green. I have added a bit of black to get the color I wanted.

Excellent ink, just not the color tone I was expecting. Company is someone I will buy from again. I will be purchasing the black for sure.

Pretty good

This is not racing green!

Great color. It’s vibrant. Value for money is good as well.

I don't like the Wordsworth and Black pen I bought but I did like the ink colour so when I found the bottle version I tried it. The ink is great. I like F and XF nibs and it flows great. The blue looks really nice on white and cream paper. It's a true blue - it isn't too dark or dirty like a blue black and it dries the same colour that it is wet. It is perfect on something like Clairefontaine paper and still really good on cheaper paper like Muji. My only tip is that this ink is periodically 20% off so wait for the discount.

super Tunte

This was a totally new product to me. I'd never used ink from a bottle before . I had, however, heard of the Wordsworth & Black before and knew they were a good company that people loved. So when I got my first glass dip pen, I got 3 bottles of this ink with it ( in Lavender Purple, Royal Blue and Fuschia pink, shown in the image). First, they were a real pleasure to use because of the beauty of the bottles. They look pretty on my desk, like little perfume bottles. And that's part of the joy too. Love writing with them. They worked perfectly, and I loved how water soluanle these inks were. I decided to try my hand at creating some artwork with these inks, and it was wonderful how easily the colours blended in water. Even on my first try, and I'm no artist. Really enjoyed that part. Very pretty colours and really good quality, I'll soon be getting a few more colours too. I've also started to use these inks (with my glass dip pens) to add in details in water colour paintings, as in the leaves on my strawberry plant, so I do use these inks in my paintings too.

Excelente

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