NEW! J.HERBIN Rue de la Verrerie (Paris colors) [Fountain Pen Ink Review]

[@TheStockwell]

You did a wonderful review and demonstration of another Herbin ink, recently - Brun Eiffel. I'll be ordering it. Also: this Blue Verrerie ink - I'll be ordering it thanks to your video.
The blue is inspired by the blue of Paris street signs. "Verrerie" is the street of the Jacques Herbin house in 1810.
Best wishes from Vermont 🍁

[@iro_to_bungu]

Wow!! It was a road with such history! I didn't know until you told me. I would like to share it with my viewers as well.
The blue color of the road sign catches the eye, and it has a simple but good design.

[@llchapman1234]

Thanks for the history 😊. Is it true that J. Herbin is one of the oldest commercial ink manufacturers in Europe?

[@TheStockwell]

They were founded in 1670 - over 350 years ago. They claim to be THE oldest ink manufacturer in Europe.
If there's a fine writing company older than that, they're being very quiet about it! ​@@llchapman1234

[@senior_ranger]

Beautiful true blue. I like it on white paper. Thank you.

[@iro_to_bungu]

Thank you! I've been enjoying writing on colored paper lately.

[@mellow-jello]

Have to say, it resembles a lot like Iroshizuku Asa Gao, which I have a full bottle, so I passed on it.

[@iro_to_bungu]

"Asa Gao" is an ink that I'm currently thinking about buying. Your comment saved me hahaha

[@nicolasmikah4168]

Yes very close to Asa Gao

[@belphegor_dev]

It looks very much like Jacques Herbin Bleu de minuit.

[@iro_to_bungu]

Thank you for your comment! It's helpful. The classic blue is often released by various manufacturers✨