Twomile wines

07/22/2020

“Hear, all ye good people, hear what this brilliant and eloquent speaker has to say!” (and E-40 hit us up. your quality beverage track record speaks for itself.)

Hollywood’s biggest winos seem fixated on turning celeb labels into multi-million dollar companies. Sommelier Victoria James knows why that’s a burgundy-soaked red flag.

04/21/2020

The truth it is.

03/11/2020

The twomile wine and tasting room will be closed this week due to staffing shortages. This has nothing to do with coronavirus. In fact two of our three employees are traveling abroad carefree and footloose. Take care of yourselves and your loved ones though. Remember wine and high proof brandy are natural anti-virals. Stay in the sun and keep hydrated. See you starting Thursday, March 19th and beyond.

01/03/2020

Thanks for being such rad roommates. See you ALL tomorrow night for The bars open 5:30pm-11pm. playing all night.
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Please join us tomorrow night, First Friday from 6-10pm to preview a new exhibition of works by Keith Secola.

Secola’s recent body of work has involved the reinsertion of the American Indian image onto collaged and deconstructed book covers of American history. The use of archival photography and textbooks allows Secola to create a layer between the past and present to form new narratives that question Native identity through the fusion of image, text, and memory. The photographic archives were collected by the artist from archival albums from his grandparents and represent Secola’s Ute Indian and Uncompahgre heritage.

Keith Secola grew up in the Southwest US and belongs to the Ute Indian tribe and Bois Forte Band Ojibwa. He graduated from the California College of the Arts with an MFA in 2018 with a focus on printmaking. Secola’s earliest influences come from his father, a musician whose travels exposed him to contemporary Native arts at a young age and influenced a life in the creative arts. Exploring the balance between contemporary and traditional themes, his artwork merges printmaking, archival photography, illustrations, and murals sourced from Native American life and skateboard culture. Each piece transmits indigenous memories, identity, and narratives.

Keith Secola lives and works in Oakland, California.

Join us at Local Language for a discussion with the artist next month, Friday February 7 at 6pm.
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11/21/2019

This flyer says it all. (S**t. Typing that negated the message.)

11/15/2019

WE’RE BACK!! We are finally reopening after a couple weeks in limbo. Thanks for your patience. We have a stunning new Petillant (sparkling) Sauvignon Blanc from , a couple barrel samples of our own, empañadas from and a ton of pent up energy.

Come say hi. And check out our new signs. Thanks for these beauties. @ Twomile wines

10/05/2019

The tasting room will be closed today–Saturday October 5th–for staffing reasons. Our apologies for the inconvenience and we’ll see you next Thursday. Drink wine anyway.

07/18/2019

Come grab a glass of something delicious before or after this awesome event across the street Forage Kitchen. Typically doesn't start until 8:30pm. Kate Fratar is in Scotland for a month brushing up on her Speyside Single Malt knowledge. El Jefe, Mike Pierce will be running the tasting room for the next three weeks. Come challenge him to make you a though provoking cocktail.

JAWS: What better film to show on the big screen, than this 1975 summer American classic! On Amity Island (a fictional New England summer resort town), a giant man-eating great white shark attacks beachgoers prompting the strategic collaboration between a police chief, a marine biologist, and a prof...