Love the color/s!!!

I love the way this looks!

This is such a beautiful earthy green ink with red sheen.

Lamy Studio Med
Tomoe River FP, EPI Composition Note Book, TF Publishing Calender Note Book..
The green lays down dark and then dries to gorgeous shades of Lime-Olive-Berrett Green-Brown.
Smells funny, writes smooth looks awesome. This has become one of my favorite go-to greens and the sheening is a plus. Thank you Sailor, Thank you Goulet Pens

Amazing ink!

Exactly as it was supposed to go. As usual. Never any problems with Goulet.

I enjoy journaling with brown and green inks. They remind me of nature. So when I discovered Sailor has an ink that is green AND brown at the same time, I knew I had to have it. - It did not disappoint. Not a bit. Flows nicely, looks great in nibs large and small, and has a HUGE range of green shades - from piney dark green to lichen-y yellow-green depending on the absorbency of the paper you use. So, I love this color because I mostly journal indoors and this color takes me to the forest.

This ink has become one of my favourites.

I might be biased because I love Sailor’s inks. The color payoff and the way their ink flows through all my pens beautifully. This ink in particular is gorgeous! When wet it’s like this dark evergreen color and then as it dries it lightens up to this deep roasted matcha color. Truly does not disappoint. A must have in your ink arsenal <3

Color is amazing and it smells really good too

This is probably my earliest favorite non-shimmer, non-sheen ink. Goes down dark and cool, warms and brightens as it dries. The shading is absolutely gorgeous, clearer with broader nibs. I look for an excuse to use my pen when I've got this ink in use. The orange draws my eye in the shading, and I'm always eager to see the results as it dries down. Not sure how well my picture will show up here, but the y, connected d, either s and i are the clearest examples of shade variance. Shown using Monteverde Regatta 1.1mm Stub, on a Rhodia dotpad.

I wanted a green without.a hint or blue or turquoise and this green fits the bill perfectly. It shades beautifully with my stub nib.

I love this ink. I initially got it in the 8 color mystery ink sample bundle, and fell in love with this ink almost instantly. It is a gorgeous green that has lovely shading on almost any paper. I find it is a cooler green than the one presented in the picture, with less of the brown tone, but it is a gorgeous color nonetheless. It dries fast, writes wet, and is a joy to write with.

Great color, dries fast. Perfect for a lefty.

This is a spinach green and it's very like Epinard. There is supposed to be shading to bronze but I'm not seeing it (Clairfontaine notebook, Pelikan with medium nib.) The ink is wet and flows well, but it also feathers on any cheap paper. I like the dark olive color a lot and I like this ink. The color is serious enough to be used without raising eyebrows and it's a nice change from boring blue, black and also not as shocking as the bright greens.

Nice basic ink that works well with my very flexible fountain pens. Doesn't feather, flows nicely.

I've used this in four different pens so far - a TWSBI Eco M, a Pilot Prera M, a vintage Sheaffer Balance M and a vintage Webster M. It performed beautifully in all of them without any hard starts, skipping or overly long dry times. It is a very dark green, appearing darker in all the pens than it did when I swabbed it. From the Eco it was possible to see a faint brownish shading in the crooks of the letters, but due to the finer nibs of the others it wasn't. I think that this ink will shine even more beautifully in a broader nib, and plan to put it in a Lamy with a B nib next. I really, really love this ink! It is smooth, pleasant to write with and washed out of both the Eco and the Webster without any problems.