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I also bought Rikyu cha. I've done two comparison chroma tests of P&M Cigar and Rikyu cha, and can see virtually no difference between the two chromas. :)

 

UK distributor? Do you mind sharing who? Can't find it on the usual suspects: The Writing Desk, Pure Pens, or Cult Pens.

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UK distributor? Do you mind sharing who? Can't find it on the usual suspects: The Writing Desk, Pure Pens, or Cult Pens.

 

Yes please. I looked too.

I'm all ears . . .

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UK distributor? Do you mind sharing who? Can't find it on the usual suspects: The Writing Desk, Pure Pens, or Cult Pens.

 

Sorry no. I bought from Voice on Rakuten while I was on holiday in the US. :unsure:

 

He will send to UK though and I suggest you could ask him to declare the value in GB£... because currently that might be worth your while.

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Anderson pens has it! I bought my bottle from there! After trying a sample a year ago I'll finally have a bottle!

 

(I'm excited, can you tell? :))

 

EDIT: Not affiliated in any way, just a happy customer!

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Give it a few weeks and it should be generally available. At the DC show, Sailor said it would be available by mid-late October.

 

Thanks for calming my anxiety. I'll be patient . . . :unsure:

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Both of you have cigar, right? Have fun with that until this releases. :)

 

I don't have Cigar. It's above my price level. I have less than 1ml left out of a sample. Since my Rikyu cha looks the same I may as well tip it into my bottle before it evaporates.

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I don't have Cigar. It's above my price level. I have less than 1ml left out of a sample. Since my Rikyu cha looks the same I may as well tip it into my bottle before it evaporates.

I was asking Tas and Andy. I know that you don't have cigar.

As for the sample that is left, use a syringe to put it in a cartridge or a converter which can hold 1ml. Pilot con-70 has a capacity of 1.1ml if you have a pen with that convertor.

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Both of you have cigar, right? Have fun with that until this releases. :)

 

I don't have Cigar, nor Rikyu-cha... But I will get a bottle of Rikyu-cha soon...

YNWA - JFT97

 

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Arrived today.

Mine did as well. Absolutely perfect. Anderson Pens did a great job with shipping and it arrived in one piece. The color is perfect.

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No worries. Rikyu-Cha will soon be in all our drawers soon :)

 

YEWWWWWW... You keep them in your 'drawers' ??..... :sick:

 

 

 

oh.. you mean.. the OTHER drawers.... :lol: :lol:

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