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1 person found this helpful
This is the first other-than-b..., February 7, 2012
This is the first other-than-black ink that I use, and it's among the first J.
Herbin's ink that I own, too. Based on that, the 5 star rating may seem
overrated, but I'm so happy with it, so there.
I call this a happy hue, which makes me want to write all day long, with which I
want to record all my sweet, happy memories. I had a hard time deciding between
this one and Rouge Bourgogne, and I finally settled for this as it leans more
towards magenta - which is one of my favourite hues.
It flows well from my Lamy AL Star, which is already a smooth writer (M nib).
Both qualities combined simply make writing by hand a truly joyful experience.
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a BEAUTIFUL bright pink-magent..., July 28, 2011
a BEAUTIFUL bright pink-magenta color, well flowing even in an XXF nib.
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7 people found this helpful
Without a doubt the best..., January 24, 2011
This review is from J. Herbin Fountain Pen Ink - 30 ml Bottle - Perle Noire (Pearl Black)
Without a doubt the best black fountain pen ink in the world. A very deep black,
with great flow, good lubrication, limited feathering and bleed-through on most
papers, nice dry-time and very safe in all pens. I just wish that Jet Pens would
stock the cheaper 100ml plastic bottles!
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7 people found this helpful
A great brown color...., January 7, 2011
This review is from J. Herbin Fountain Pen Ink - 30 ml Bottle - Lie de Thé (Tea Brown)
A great brown color. As with the previous reviewer, I feel that it matches the
swab on the site perfectly. This is a great alternative to a harsh black when
journaling. It looks especially good on off-white paper.
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Not "pensive violet purple":..., May 25, 2011
This review is from J. Herbin Fountain Pen Ink - 30 ml Bottle - Violette Pensee (Pensive Violet Purple)
Not "pensive violet purple": "Pensee" (noun, feminine) is the French name for
the flower called "pansy" in English. There's a drawing of one on the label, and
the petals are indeed very similar in hue to that of this ink.
This is not a colour I have much call for, but it is indeed a lovely, clean
violet- a grown-up version of the ink ( AKA Waterman's Violet) that French
primary school kids would use in their exercise and composition books.
Herbin inks are among the best in the world, and have been made to a very high
standard indeed for centuries longer than most ink manufacturers have been in
business. This superb, pure hue is no exeption. If you are a fan of violet and
have not tried this one yet, I urge you to buy a bottle. More likely than not,
it will not be your last.
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