Aged Wine
Color profile
“At LRV 12, Aged Wine is a dark purple that absorbs most light. Aged Wine carries a warm undertone. It sits between purple and red, with a hint of brown. Sherwin-Williams files Aged Wine under Red.”— Sherwin-Williams
Coordinating colors
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What is the LRV of Aged Wine?
Aged Wine (SW 6299) by Sherwin-Williams has a Light Reflectance Value of 12, so it absorbs most of the light that hits it. On the 0–100 scale that places it in the dark range.
Is Aged Wine a warm or cool color?
Aged Wine has a warm undertone (warm, red lean).
Can Aged Wine be used outside?
Yes, Aged Wine is rated for both interior and exterior use.
What is the closest match to Aged Wine from another brand?
The closest cross-brand match to Aged Wine is Barrett Brick (CW-350) by Benjamin Moore, very close match · warmer.
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