Sailor Jentle: Four Seasons
Miruai (Seaweed Indigo)
Fountain Pen Ink Review

– Handwritten Review –

 

• Review Paper: Kyokuto FOB COOP B5 Dot Grid
• Review Pen: Lamy Accent, Medium Nib

Notes:
Sailor recently made some changes to their ink lineup, including the addition of this one, called Miruai. The full name (get ready for it…) is Sailor Jentle Four Seasons Miruai – Seaweed Indigo. Nomenclature aside, it’s a great dark teal that is accurately described in the name. There is a tiny bit of shading, showing off the nice blue color in shallower pools of ink. On point with the rest of the Sailor inks I’ve tried, the flow is great and it is nice and smooth. I really like Sailor’s ink bottle design, it has an internal cone that collects ink when you flip the bottle upside down. This ink catcher makes filling any pen easy, even when you are at the bottom of the bottle. The color is much different from the other green Sailor ink I have (Epinard) and it’s dark enough to be used everyday without getting stares. Thank you to JetPens for sending over the bottle for review!

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Pros:

• Smooth
• Saturated
• Unique Color
• Smells Good
• Nice Bottle Design

Cons:

• Nothing!

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Thanks again to JetPens for sending this over to review, check out their site for more info on the pen!

 

Disclaimer: This ink was provided to me as a review unit, free of charge, by JetPens. I was not compensated for this review, and this did not have any effect on my thoughts and opinions about the product. Thank you for reading!