Twelve wines by the glass, $10 to $14, Oregon and Italy
Southeast Portland · Portland · Italian/Pizza · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Ken's posts a short sample of its ever-changing by-the-glass list on the Portland dine-in menu: three Oregon pours and nine from Italy, every one priced between $10 and $14. The restaurant says the full bottle list is available at the pizzeria, so this guide covers only the glass sample.
The online sample splits into two groups, Oregon/Washington and Italy. The Oregon side has the Konstantinos 'Helen's Cuvee' Pinot Noir from Yamhill-Carlton, a Pisces Pinot Gris from the Willamette Valley and a Day Wines Vermentino from the Applegate Valley. The Italian side runs from a Lambrusco Grasparossa and a prosecco-style spumante to Barbera d'Alba, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo and a Sangiovese from Romagna. The menu is undated and the restaurant describes the list as ever-changing, so confirm what is pouring when you sit down.
The sample lists twelve glass pours, from $10 (the Puianello Lambrusco and the Serena spumante) to $14 (the Konstantinos Pinot Noir, the Podere Ruggeri Corsini Barbera d'Alba, the Faraone Montepulciano and the Fontanassa Gavi). The Serena is described on the menu as prosecco style.
The Bottom Line
A short, practical glass sample with a clear Oregon-and-Italy split and nothing above $14. Start with the $10 Lambrusco for the cheapest red pour, or the $14 Konstantinos Pinot Noir if you want the Oregon red, and confirm what is pouring since the list changes. This unrated guide covers the posted glass sample, not the bottle list, service, storage or markups.
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