Burgundy Wine Palette

A glass of aged red wine and its cork — deep, dry burgundy through oxblood, no pink at all.

#3B0A14

oxblood

HSL 348° 71% 14%

16.9:1 on white

#5C1A24

deep burgundy

HSL 351° 56% 23%

12.9:1 on white

#7A2E3B

burgundy

HSL 350° 45% 33%

9.2:1 on white

#9C4A54

dried-rose red

HSL 353° 36% 45%

6.0:1 on white

#C9958E

faded wine-cask pink

HSL 7° 35% 67%

2.6:1 on white

Using this palette

Distinct from wine-and-rose in that it never lightens past a dusty red — there's no true pink or blush anywhere in this ramp, which keeps it reading as dry and serious rather than romantic, better suited to formal or masculine-leaning luxury contexts (fine dining, whisky/wine retail, formalwear) than wine-and-rose's softer register. Cream or gold copy both sit comfortably on #3B0A14 or #5C1A24 — gold in particular pairs well here, echoing an actual wine label's foil lettering. #C9958E is the only light tone and works as a muted background rather than a strong accent.