Italy-first list, deep Barolo, Willamette Pinot on the side
Westside · Bend · Italian · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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BOSA posts two wine lists: a by-the-glass page and a bottle list PDF. The restaurant says its menus are "inspired by the food and wine culture of the old world", and the bottles bear that out, with a 27-wine Barolo section, five Brunellos and a Southern Italy, Sardegna and Sicily section beside Willamette Valley Pinot Noir and Burgundy and Rhône bottles. The glass list leans Italian too, from a $14 Durello to a $26 Grand Cru Champagne from André Clouet.
The bottle PDF, whose file name carries 8:7:26, is organized mostly by grape and region. Barolo gets its own section of 27 wines, starting with Paolo Scavino Barolo 2021 at 99 and topping out at Cavallotto 'Vigna San Giuseppe' Riserva 2015 at 285. The Southern Italy, Sardegna and Sicily section is easier on the wallet: Pala 'Centosere' Cannonau 2022 at 40 and Terre Nere Etna Rosso 2024 at 62. Oregon appears with Belle Pente Pinot Gris 2023 at 40 and a long Willamette Pinot Noir run from Balanza at 78 to Sequitur at 144, and the Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre section includes Domaine Tempier 'La Tourtine' Bandol 2022 at 120. At the top, Dominus 2008 is 499 and a Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2011 magnum is 640. Bottle prices are posted as plain numbers under a "WINE BY THE BOTTLE" header. The restaurant's corkage is $28 per 750 mL bottle, with a two-bottle limit per reservation.
The page headed Wine By The Glass posts sparkling, white, rosé and skin-contact, and red pours. Prices run from $14 for the Dama del Rovere 'Durli' Durello to $26 for the André Clouet Grande Reserve Brut Champagne. Whites sit at $15 to $17, for example Bisci Verdicchio di Matelica 2024 at $15 and Lamblin Bourgogne Blanc 2023 at $16. Reds run $16 to $18, with Enzo Boglietti Barbera d'Alba 2024 at $16, Rizzardi 'Pojega' Ripasso 2023 at $17 and Crowley Willamette Pinot Noir 2023 at $18. There is also a chilled Rossese at $16 and a skin-contact Moscatel from Chile at $15.
The Bottom Line
BOSA's bottle list is Italy-first, with 27 Barolos starting at 99 for Paolo Scavino 2021, and the glass page runs from $14 to $26. Open with the $14 Durello, then take the Pala Cannonau at 40 a bottle or the $16 Enzo Boglietti Barbera by the glass with the tagliatelle. The bottle PDF's file name is dated 8:7:26 and the glass page is undated, so confirm today's availability and prices. This unrated guide covers the posted wine lists, not service, storage or markups.
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