Marsala is a fortified wine made in Sicily (near the village of Marsala) and is commonly used for cooking and baking. It's available in varying levels of sweetness and is categorized and priced based on its color and how long it has been aged.
When Pantone, the global color authority, announced Marsala, as the Color of the Year for 2015, it created a firestorm of discussion among those of us who love color and advise our clients on how to ...
Cleveland.com: Marsala: 2015 Pantone Color of the Year works well in home decor (photo gallery)
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In the coming year, we will all crave Marsala. Not the wine, but the color. We're seeking comfort, warmth and a way to satisfy our appetites. That's why the Pantone Color Institute, ...
Marsala: 2015 Pantone Color of the Year works well in home decor (photo gallery)
Take a look inside that bottle of Marsala wine sitting in your bar you once bought for that Italian chicken recipe. That earthy, reddish-amber color is what Pantone has named its 2015 color of the ...
Los Angeles Times: Marsala, Pantone’s color of the year, has critics seeing red
What to make of Marsala, the Pantone color of the year for 2015? In interior design circles, its reception has been ... mixed. “There’s not really a color that I hate, but now I have an exception,” ...
Pantone, a company known for the color-matching system used in printing and manufacturing industries, recently announced its 2015 Color of the Year: marsala, as in the Italian red wine that's often ...