Monteverde USA Ink, 30 ml Documental Permanent Black (G309DB)

This ink is waterproof and behaves very well. Color looks like blue black. Ink flow is very nice and dries very quickly on paper.

Beautiful Colour... Practical Bottle.... Look how beautiful my Demo Pen looks when filled with Monteverde Documental Blue..... It gives pretty good colour, however I had expected it to be vibrant like waterman serenity blue. But much more vibrant than rest documental blues. The packaging was also good, Thanks to sellar

Only good thing is that it is water resistant. Color quality is not that great, looks very light. I don't think worth the price

A very good & well behaved water resistant ink which smears slightly on exposure to water. In my experience, the smearing is greatly reduced if water test is done after a few days. The colour is a deep medium blue & slightly dusky. Platinum Pigment Blue is my most favourite in terms of water resistance & colour, which leans towards a royal blue.

Cette encre offre un très joli rendu cuivré qui rappelle les teintes automnales. Une fois séchée, la couleur conserve tout son cachet et ne se détériore pas. Une très belle encre de qualité que je n'hésiterai pas à acheter à nouveau.

When it comes to fountain pens, the ultimate ink for me is black, and the paper white, for classic clarity of my writing. Some think black ink is boring, and that black ink is black ink. They're quite wrong. Appreciation of the variety in black inks requires a much more discerning eye that can detect the nuances of each ink. Granted, it's not one of the glittery shimmery inks (although there are blackish inks available with glittery flecks), nor is it a flashy color. It's rock solid classic black. It stands tall on the page. It makes a statement. Raven Noir is my first Monteverde ink, and my twenty-third black ink. Yep, 23rd. I have been writing with fountain pens for quite a while. I have extensive samples of them all, on various paper, and using pens with various nib widths. For comparison and consistency, I use a 6mm poster nib on a dip pen, so I can readily examine the qualities of each ink, on HP Premium 32 lb. paper, and usually samples also on the exceptional Rhodia, Calirefontaine and Tomoe River papers. Now, ravens are my favorite bird, and I love watching them. Noir is my favorite film genre, and I love watching them. How could I pass up an in called Raven Noir? Yep, I bought it based on its name. I stayed for its beauty and performance. It has become one of my favorite inks. I use mostly broad, stub and italic nibs. Most of my writing with this ink has been on a broad #6 nib. It's a wet one, and shows off whatever ink is running down it. The ink itself is medium to dry. Monteverde inks contain lubricants, and it flowed flawlessly for me. There is no shading. There is only the slightest sheen, and only on the Tomoe River paper. It won't be noticeable in most cases. The drying time was impressive for such a wet broad nib: 7 seconds on HP Premium 32 lb, 20 seconds on Rhodia 21.3 lb, and 60 seconds on Tomoe River. I have not experienced smearing or smudging. Raven Noir feathers on copier paper, moderate feathering on HP Premium 32 lb, but no feathering on Rhodia or Tomoe River. Monteverde claims that the lubricants make for extended cap-off time, and it's true. I don't have to worry about taking a little time before I start writing again. The writing performance was very satisfactory; the kind of ink that makes you want to just keep writing and writing. How does it stack up against my other 22 black inks? In terms of blackness, it's in the top seven or so. It's not as black black as the infamous black blacks, such as Noodler's Heart of Darkness, Noodler's Black, or DeAtramentis Document Black. In terms of how opaque it is, it's somewhere in the middle of the pack. There is a very slight purplish tint, and chromatography showed a fascinating and complex layering of colors: green, blue, blue-gray, brown and even a pink. I love this ink, and that says a lot, as I'm quite picky about my inks. It will stay in my black ink rotation. I'll also be checking out more Monteverde inks.

I love this shade of pink, it's just so delicate. It's a true pale pink, which is what I wanted. It's a lovely cool pink. As with all Monteverde inks it doesn't like cheaper paper (I think it's the additive they use) but I have it in a 1.1mm stub nib, so a thinner nib, like midium or fine, could yield better results. I'll definitely buy it again.

Bought this as i wanted something office friendly but found standard black and blue inks boring. This is a really nice blue/black ink. Flows well and doesn’t skip in any of my pens. Works great on my rhodia notepad and still good on standard office copier paper when signing documents.

La tinta es fluida y mantiene un color rosa constante mientras se escribe. Solo se debe tener en cuenta que la calidad del papel influye.