This 60ml bottle of Akkerman #27 Bezuidenwoudgroen fountain pen ink is a rich, deep shade of green, and the packaging is very distinctive. The ink bottle fills by tipping the bottle upside down so that ink flows from the large bottom section, into a small upper section. When you tip the bottle back up, a small marble rests in the neck of the bottle to divide the two sections. Each color is named for a location in The Hague.
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Volume - 60ml Bottle Material - Glass Color Group - Green
Akkerman Bezuidenwoudgroen is a truly vibrant deep green. The color reminds me of the pine trees at dawn, glistening with dew. The unique bottle shape also brings another level of joy to this ink. However, I did notice that the glass ball stopper tends to get stuck on the bottle neck sometimes. Pros: - Beautiful vibrant green color - Great flow quality - Nice shading - Unique bottle Cons: - Kind of expensive - Glass ball sometimes gets stuck (minor problem)
