Le Vieux Pin
Le Vieux Pin
AboutLe Vieux Pin
Le Vieux Pin’s first vintage was 2005, from its Oliver estate on the Black Sage Bench. Named for the solitary old pine on the property, the winery draws on French wine traditions and South Okanagan fruit.
Séverine Pinte joined in 2010 and now serves as winemaker, viticulturist and managing partner. Her work combines low-input vineyard farming with a non-interventionist approach in the cellar. Syrah and white Rhône varieties are central to the wines.
Le Vieux Pin 2021 Syrah Cuvee Classique 375mL Okanagan Valley
Canadian Red
$36.99
Blackberry and red bramble fruit are edged by black and white pepper, rosemary, black olive and a savoury iron note. Structured but not heavy, the palate stays cool and focused, with firm tannins and a dark herbal finish. Give it a brief decant and serve with lamb, beef or grilled mushrooms.
Le Vieux Pin 2022 Petit Rouge ½
Canadian Red
$22.99
Dark berries and black currant lead a juicy, expressive profile, with ripe plum, peppery spice and a gentle herbal lift. The palate is supple and balanced, carrying dark fruit over lively acidity and fine-grained tannins. Savoury undertones add depth, while the fresh, polished finish keeps this approachable red versatile at the table.
Le Vieux Pin 2023 Ava
Canadian White
$54.99
Ripe stone fruit and warm spice lead a broad, inviting nose, with floral notes and restrained oak adding depth. The palate is full-bodied and dry, layering apricot and pear over a creamy, generously weighted texture. Fresh acidity keeps the richness in balance, while subtle vanilla and spice carry a long, polished finish.
Le Vieux Pin 2024 Désir Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$38.99
Strawberry sorbet, sour cherry and watermelon meet violet notes, tartness and a bright, vibrant character. The colour is very pale baby pink after four hours of skin maceration. The Cinsault comes from Washington’s Wahluke Slopes. The grapes are gently pressed, and the wine is aged entirely in stainless steel. It is made in British Columbia and carries thirteen percent alcohol by volume.
Le Vieux Pin 2025 Vaïla Pinot Noir Rosé
Canadian Rosé
$41.99
Pale salmon colour accompanies strawberry, rhubarb, grapefruit, mineral and earthy notes, with bright red fruit. The wine is dry and made entirely from Pinot Noir grown in the Okanagan Valley at Skaha Bluff, Okanagan Falls and Oliver. Grapes spend twenty-three hours on the skins. Gentle pressing is followed by six months in stainless steel. Alcohol is 12.5 percent.
Le Vieux Pin 2024 Désir Rosé
American Rosé
$49.99
Very pale baby pink in colour, with strawberry sorbet, sour cherry, watermelon and violet. The Cinsault comes from Wahluke Slopes in Washington. After four hours on the skins, the juice was gently pressed. The wine spent five months in stainless steel. River stones, mandarin peel and fine spice are also present, together with a sleek, saline and slender profile. Alcohol is thirteen percent.
Le Vieux Pin 2022 Equinoxe Cabernet Franc Okanagan Valley
Canadian Red
$154.99
Bell-pepper dolmatas, Bing cherry, spicy cigar and rawhide leather appear with complex aromas. The same flavours are present on the palate with focus and clarity, and the finish lasts for more than a minute. Lush fruit intensity, structure, natural acidity and complexity are also present. This Cabernet Franc from the South Okanagan spent twenty-six months in new French oak and carries 14.5 percent alcohol.
Le Vieux Pin 2010 Okanagan Valley Syrah
Canadian Red
$46.99
Deeply coloured and cool-climate in character, with black peppercorn, savoury grilled herbs and game-meat notes over dark fruit. The palate is elegant and refined rather than heavy, combining bright acidity with firm, structured tannins and layered complexity. A mature, cellar-built Syrah that suits pepper-crusted steak, roast lamb or grilled mushrooms.
Le Vieux Pin 2022 Syrah Cuvée Classique Okanagan Valley
Canadian Red
$74.99
Black and white peppercorn frame red bramble fruit, black olive, aromatic herbs and a savoury note of rusted iron. Structured but not heavy, the palate is defined by restraint and a cool, peppery drive rather than overt richness. The finish remains dark, herbal and composed. Decant briefly and serve with lamb, beef or grilled mushrooms.
Le Vieux Pin 2023 Petit Blanc 375mL Okanagan Valley
Canadian White
$20.99
Green citrus, gooseberry and fresh currant open into a light touch of tropical fruit. Orchard-fruit weight gives the mid-palate shape, while the dry, aromatic profile remains lithe and refreshing rather than slight. Clean and versatile through the finish, it is an easy match for shellfish, salads, goat cheese or lightly spiced dishes.
Le Vieux Pin 2023 Syrah Cuvee Violette
Canadian Red
$51.99
Blackberry and red bramble fruit lead with violet, olive and liquorice, followed by cracked pepper and warm spice. The palate is silky and fleshy, balancing ripe fruit with an elegant, graceful shape rather than overt weight. A lifted floral note carries the composed finish. Serve with duck, lamb, lentils or grilled mushrooms.
Le Vieux Pin 2024 Petit Rouge
Canadian Red
$38.99
Medium-deep garnet in colour, with blackberry, cherry and cracked pepper joined by earth, vanilla and warm spice. The palate is medium-bodied and generous, balancing ripe dark fruit with an herbal black-currant note and measured acidity. Supple tannins keep the blend approachable, while pepper and savoury spice carry a smooth, well-shaped finish.
Le Vieux Pin 2025 Petit Blanc Okanagan Valley
Canadian White
$33.99
Green citrus, pear and gooseberry meet white flowers and a subtle tropical note. The palate is dry and aromatic, with orchard-fruit weight through the middle and a lithe, refreshing line of acidity. Clean, quietly textured and versatile, it finishes with citrus and herbs. Pair it with shellfish, goat cheese or lightly spiced vegetables.
Le Vieux Pin 2021 Cuvée Dorée
Canadian White
$69.99
Apricot, wildflowers and honeysuckle open an opulent, aromatic profile, with rich vanilla woven through the fruit. The palate is round and full-bodied, bringing generous stone fruit together with a creamy texture and measured oak spice. Serious mid-palate weight carries into a long, lingering finish that remains composed despite the wine’s breadth.