5 oz, 9 oz and bottle prices, with the bottles sorted by Italian region
Downtown San Francisco · San Francisco · Northern Italian, Seasonal · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Bar Sprezzatura's posted wine list prices 16 named glass wines at 5 oz, 9 oz and by the bottle (sparkling is 5 oz and bottle only), then sorts the bottle list by Italian region. The 5 oz pours run from $16 for the Agricola Punica 'Samas' Vermentino to $26 for the Aldo Conterno 'Quartetto', not counting Champagne. The list prints no date, so confirm what's pouring.
After the glass pages, the bottle list runs region by region: Valle d'Aosta, Alto Adige, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Veneto, Piemonte, Toscana, Marche, Umbria, Lazio, Abruzzo, Campania, Puglia, Sicilia and Sardegna. The Piemonte section carries 12 Barolo, from the $129 Cascina Bric 2016 to the $299 Aldo Conterno 'Bussia' 2019, and a 1500 mL Bruna Grimaldi 'Camilla' Barolo 2019 is $429 on the large-format page. Veneto has three Amarone: Domini Veneti Classico at $128, Bertani Classico at $176 and Allegrini Classico at $210. A short large-format page lists four 1500 mL bottles, and a section titled 'Close to Home, Friends & Things We Like' goes beyond Italy with seven Champagnes, Sancerre, Burgundy and California and Oregon producers. 'From the Cellar' lists older bottles, topping out at $2,250 for a 1995 Valentini Montepulciano d'Abruzzo.
Sparkling is priced at 5 oz and bottle: Borolomiol Prosecco Superiore 2023 at $18 for 5 oz ($90 bottle), Il Colle Prosecco Rosé at $17, Ferrari Metodo Classico at $23 and Telmont Champagne at $38. Still wines add a 9 oz pour. Whites include Verdicchio (Bisci) at $18, $33 and $90, Pinot Bianco (Peter Zemmer) at $21, $38 and $105, and Sandhi Chardonnay at $23, $42 and $115. Reds include Vietti Barbera at $19, $34 and $95, Poderi Colla Dolcetto at $18, $33 and $90, and a chilled Vajra 'Claré J.C.' Nebbiolo at $23, $42 and $115. Across the still wines, 5 oz pours run $16 to $26 and 9 oz pours $29 to $49. Each color also has a Coravin Select line of rotating selections at market price.
The Bottom Line
An Italy-first wine list with unusually flexible glass sizes: 16 named wines come as 5 oz pours, and the still ones as 9 oz pours too. Start with the $16 Agricola Punica 'Samas' Vermentino, or take the 9 oz pour at $29 if you're sharing, and confirm prices because the list prints no date. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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