What color is Wine?
Wine is a dark, muted red with hints of purple and brown, hex #722F37, close to the deep skin of a black grape. The color has a shadowed, almost earthy quality that makes it appear heavier than a bright red.
What is the meaning of the color Wine?
The name comes from the color of red wine, which has been produced and traded across the Mediterranean since at least 6000 BC. In Western Europe, deep red dyes derived from plants such as madder were used throughout the medieval period to approximate this tone in textiles and ceremonial robes. The Oxford English Dictionary records wine as a color term in English by the early twentieth century. Pantone formalized it as a named shade, and it has since been adopted in fashion and interior contexts most visibly by brands such as Burgundy-label wines and autumn ready-to-wear collections.
What colors go with Wine?
Colors that pair well with Wine include:
Cream: soft, warm contrast
Forest Green: rich, earthy balance
Gold: warm, jewel-toned depth
Charcoal: dark, grounding contrast
Dusty Rose: gentle, tonal softness
Similar Colors
Conversions & Codes
| Format | Value | CSS |
|---|---|---|
| HEX | #722F37 |
color: #722F37;
|
| RGB | 114, 47, 55 |
color: rgb(114, 47, 55);
|
| RGB Percentage | 45%, 18%, 22% |
color: rgb(45%, 18%, 22%);
|
| CMYK | 0%, 59%, 52%, 55% | Not supported in CSS |
| HSL | 353°, 42%, 32% |
color: hsl(353, 42%, 32%);
|
| HSV | 353°, 59%, 45% | Not supported in CSS |
| CIE-LAB | 26, 13, -3 |
color: lab(26% 13 -3);
|
| Decimal | 7483191 | Not supported in CSS |
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CSS & Dev Snippets
.wine {
color: #722F37;
}
$wine: #722F37;
rgb(114, 47, 55)