Best Pinot Noir at the LCBO
Pinot Noir can be scattered across regions and price points. This page brings together current LCBO Pinot Noir listings and highlights the strongest bottles in stock.
Best widely available picks
750 mL bottles at 25+ LCBO stores, ranked for quality and value.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $21.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 18,734 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 3,596 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $22.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 12,245 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $40.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 51,419 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 66/100 from 36,582 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $27.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 144 ratings.
For a dry choice: save $1.00 on this Pinot Noir (750 mL), stocked at 520 stores.
Choose a store to see stock for each recommended listing.
Current deals
Wines in this guide where the current LCBO price is below the regular listed price.
Best value under $25
High-value bottles in this guide that currently stay under the $25 mark.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $21.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 18,734 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 3,596 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $22.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 12,245 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 66/100 from 36,582 ratings.
For a dry choice: save $1.00 on this Pinot Noir (750 mL), stocked at 520 stores.
Best under $20
The strongest low-price picks in this guide.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 72/100 from 3,596 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $11.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 66/100 from 36,582 ratings.
For a dry choice: save $1.00 on this Pinot Noir (750 mL), stocked at 520 stores.
Limited availability — a few-store hunt
Bottles reported at fewer than 25 stores. Check the exact listing near you before making a trip.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $30.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 2,078 ratings.
For a dry choice: this Pinot Noir is $23.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 74/100 from 1,606 ratings.
About this guide
Our top picks combine trusted ratings, price and availability. Each recommendation uses one exact LCBO listing, with prices and stock refreshed daily. Scarcity never improves a wine’s rank.
Pinot Noir is the hardest grape to buy well at the LCBO because cheap Pinot rarely tastes like Pinot — below about $18, most bottles are thin or candied, and the good ones sell out first. The reliable hunting grounds are New Zealand and Chile in the $18–30 range, Ontario and Niagara VQA for local character, and Bourgogne-level Burgundy once you're prepared to spend $30-plus.
This guide ranks every Pinot Noir currently reported in LCBO stock, using critic and crowd scores against price. If you see a well-scored Burgundy here at a reasonable price, treat it as a Vintages release that won't come back — check its store availability and move quickly.
397 wines · 10 scored · $11.45-$4,630.00 · 16,119 store listings
Pinot Noir · Burgundy, Ontario, Marlborough
Common grapes
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More current LCBO listings from this guide, sorted by WineRipe score and availability.
FAQ
Does this include Pinot Noir blends?
This page focuses on products where the LCBO varietal is Pinot Noir. Some broader red blends may appear on the red wine page instead.