Ink Review: J Herbin Ambre De Birmanie (Burmese Amber)

[Chrissy]

I have decided to review some of my inks. These aren't necessarily in any particular order.

This one is J.Herbin Ambre de Birmanie (Burmese Amber).

• This isn't a waterproof or an archival ink
• Bearing in mind the paper I use is very smooth, this ink took 10-12 secs to dry.
• It flows reasonably dry but lubricates the nib quite well.
• It is currently available in packs of 4 x 10ml small glass bottles and 30ml glass bottles.
• It's available from many B&M shops and online retailers worldwide.

 

[Morbus Curiositas]

I love the colour ofthis ink I reviewed it too.... Very Nice lovely colour it shades.... It can be dry in my safari

[VivienR]

I love the colour ofthis ink I reviewed it too.... Very Nice lovely colour it shades.... It can be dry in my safari

 

My Lamy Joy 1.5 brought out the best from this ink.

[Morbus Curiositas]

 

My Lamy Joy 1.5 brought out the best from this ink.

 

You are right there Viviene. I have two of them... Very wet pens...

 

These pen vomit like English youth on a Spain Holiday

 

Works very nice in there but also in my Waterman Carène M Nib...

[jasonchickerson]

It's breathtaking in a wet pen. Try it dipped. You'll smile.

[VivienR]

 

These pen vomit like English youth on a Spain Holiday

 

 

I really like this term.