The Army Painter: Acrylic - Moldy Wine

Moldy Wine is a murky, desaturated wine‑purple with a distinctly rotten, swamp‑arcane vibe — the kind of color that feels decayed, tainted, and steeped in foul alchemical residue. It’s darker and grimier than Mulled Berry, more corrupted and fungus‑bitten than Diabolic Plum, and sits perfectly in that “forgotten cellar cask that grew teeth” zone.

Why Painters Reach for It

• Smooth Fanatic coverage ideal for rotten cloth, corrupted leather, undead flesh tones, swamp magic, and grimdark textures

• Foul, mold‑tainted wine tone perfect for necromancers, plague cultists, swamp witches, undead constructs, and fungal horrors

• Excellent shadow‑to‑mid purple‑brown beneath brighter purples, sickly greens, or pallid flesh highlights

• Matte finish that keeps the color gritty, grim, and atmospherically rotten

Painter’s Vibe

Moldy Wine brings that “the barrel cracked open and something alive crawled out” energy — perfect for undead armies, swamp creatures, corrupted casters, and any miniature that thrives in grimy, decayed, fungus‑kissed wine tones.