My Epic First Leonardo: Unboxing the Gorgeous Momento Zero Blue Sorrento!
Welcome back to dwrdnet, fellow pen enthusiasts! Today we’re diving deep into the stunning Leonardo Momento Zero Blue Sorrento with Silver Trim – a fountain pen that perfectly captures the essence of Italian craftsmanship and Mediterranean elegance.
This beautiful writing instrument from Leonardo Officina Italiana features signature acrylic resin construction with vibrant blue and white swirls reminiscent of the Italian coastline, complemented by elegant silver rhodium trim. This pen offers excellent balance for extended writing sessions.
In this detailed review, we’ll explore:
The pen’s unique Blue Sorrento finish and silver accents
Cartridge/converter filling system functionality
Build quality and craftsmanship details
Writing samples and nib flow characteristics
Show size comparison to a Lamy 2000, Kaweco Sport Piston and an Asvine J16
Whether you’re considering adding this Leonardo Momento Zero to your collection or simply curious about what makes Italian fountain pens so special, this comprehensive review covers everything you need to know about the Momento Zero Blue Sorrento.
I purchased this pen from Vanness Pens at https://www.vanness1938.com
The ink that I used to fill the pen can be found here:
https://vanness1938.com/products/esterbrook-coffeemonsterzco-limited-edition-bottled-ink-30ml?_pos=3&_psq=coffeemonster&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Don’t forget that you can save 10% on your Vanness order by using discount code DWRDNET at checkout. Some exclusions apply, so check their website for details.
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