Over smaak valt niet te twisten als het om kleur gaat. Maar met de Deep Sea Green van Graf von Faber Castell, heb je een absoluut unieke kleur te pakken. Ik gebruik de inkt in een EF- en een M-punt. Hij vloeit goed, niet te droog en levert goede prestaties. De inktpot is uniek en is waarschijnlijk ook één van de redenen voor de relatief hoge prijs. Maar dan staat er wel wat op je buro!!! Voor de liefhebber van goede inkten en volledig aan te raden.
The carbon black variant I have always used is a very deep black, and is a good balance of wet and dry. It does not bleed through on cheaper papers like for example Mont Blanc permanent black does. It is slightly wetter, however, than Lamy black.
This Olive Green ink is very good in its behaviour. No bleedthrough, makes the nib seem nice and smooth. A little expensive but a good amount of ink, beautiful colour and even a beautiful bottle.
I got the Moss Green, which is a very nice dark green.
Well behaved ink, no feathering nor bleeding with a stub nib on Clairefontained paper.
It comes in a very nice glass bottle, which comes in a nice carton box (protection from natural light). The bottle has a wide neck, so most pens should fit.
A bit pricey for me but very nice overall.
You don't buy a bottle of ink for the bottle, don't you? For this particular bottle, well, you could. It looks awesome, it is bold and heavy, impressive.
Hazelnut brown. I love warm browns, and I love that very brown. It is very well behaved, easy to clean, great shading with a wet broad nib. Not cheap tho.
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