#722F37Wine hex code: #722F37 · RGB 114, 47, 55. Also called wine red, vino.
Wine is a dark, slightly brownish red like a glass of red wine. The common reference value is #722F37: browner and less purple than burgundy, and softer than maroon.
Wine red suits restaurants, wineries, autumn and winter campaigns, bookish and academic aesthetics, and leather goods. It's a warm, mature alternative to bright red for brand accents.
White text passes AAA on wine. Pair it with cream, camel, olive and gold for warmth, or with blush and charcoal for something modern. Use the rosé tint for hover states and light backgrounds.
Popular color names rarely have one official value. "Reference" values are the ones commonly listed in general color references; "HueWiz pick" values are lighter, deeper or muted versions chosen for interface work. Click a code to copy it.
#722F37rgb(114, 47, 55) · reference#5A1F27rgb(90, 31, 39) · HueWiz pick#B5646Ergb(181, 100, 110) · HueWiz pick#D8B4B8rgb(216, 180, 184) · HueWiz pickThe same base color in a light and a dark theme. Surfaces and text are tinted with wine's hue; links are adjusted until they reach 4.5:1 against the surface. The accent comes from the first palette below.
Spring collection
Designed around wine.
A short paragraph shows how body text reads on this surface, with an inline link in the brand color.
#FFF4F4 · text #2D191A · link #722F37Spring collection
Designed around wine.
A short paragraph shows how body text reads on this surface, with an inline link in the brand color.
#1F0E10 · text #F6ECEC · link #B2686EHand-picked combinations that work with wine. Hover a swatch to see its code; click to copy.
WCAG 2.x asks for 4.5:1 for normal text (AA), 3:1 for large text and 7:1 for AAA. Ratios are truncated, not rounded, so a pass shown here is a real pass. Check your exact pairs in the contrast checker.
| Pairing | Ratio | Normal text | Large text |
|---|---|---|---|
| White text on wine | 9.64:1 | AAA | AAA |
| Black text on wine | 2.17:1 | Fail | Fail |
| Wine text on white | 9.64:1 | AAA | AAA |
| Wine text on near-black #111111 | 1.95:1 | Fail | Fail |
An 11-step 50–950 ramp generated in OKLCH from #722F37. Light steps suit backgrounds and borders, middle steps buttons, dark steps text. This is a generated ramp, not an official Tailwind palette.
@import "tailwindcss";
@theme {
--color-wine-50: #FFF4F4;
--color-wine-100: #FFE6E7;
--color-wine-200: #F2D1D3;
--color-wine-300: #DFB7B9;
--color-wine-400: #C7989B;
--color-wine-500: #B07A7D;
--color-wine-600: #985D61;
--color-wine-700: #834349;
--color-wine-800: #6C2B33;
--color-wine-900: #511921;
--color-wine-950: #370710;
--color-wine: #722F37;
}
:root {
--wine: #722F37;
--wine-rgb: 114 47 55;
--wine-light: #FFE6E7;
--wine-dark: #6C2B33;
}
.btn-wine {
background: #722F37;
color: #FFFFFF;
}
Need semantic roles (surface, text, primary, accent) and exports? Open wine in the Tailwind color generator.
#722F37 is the value HueWiz uses for wine; it equals rgb(114, 47, 55). Other common versions include #5A1F27 (deep wine), #B5646E (rosé wine), #D8B4B8 (wine tint).
With an HSL hue of 353° and 42% saturation, wine reads as a warm red.
Use white or very light text. White on #722F37 measures 9.64:1 and black measures 2.17:1; WCAG AA needs 4.5:1 for normal text.
Try wine & camel (#722F37, #C19A6B, #F5EEE3); dark academia (#5A1F27, #355E3B, #E8DCC4); modern wine (#722F37, #F4C2C2, #FFFFFF). Each palette above can be copied or opened in the HueWiz studio.
Wine isn't a CSS keyword. These built-in CSS colors are the nearest by perceptual (OKLab) distance; lower ΔE means closer.