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This is all-in-all my favorite fountain pen ink to date. I love all of the Noodler's inks that I've tried, but the rich color and great physical characteristics of this ink make it the one I use daily.

 

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Nice review. I enjoy using this color as well. When I use it in my EF nibs, it does appear to be much darker, but still purpley.

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Great review, and one of my favorite saturated inks. I too get a much darker & richer color when using it in an Esterbrook SJ with a nice wet 2668 medium nib.

 

 

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I'm fairly new to FPs and this was the first bottle of ink I acquired (along with a Safari Vista F). Seven or eight more inks later, it's still pretty much my favorite.

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