Originally published December 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM | Page modified December 10, 2008 at 11:56 AM
Happy Hour | Drink geeks find a home at Liberty
Liberty bar on Seattle's Capitol Hill specializes in made-from-scratch cocktails like the Bardstown, the Old Tom Red Ribbon and the Romance Language Cocktail, with happy hours from 4 to 7 p.m. daily
Liberty
517 15th Ave. E., Seattle206-323-9898
Happy Hours: 4-7 p.m. daily
Happy hour prices: Draft beers, $2-$3; well drinks, $3; cocktails, $5-$8; sushi, $3.
Liberty
The boys behind the bar at Liberty — the biggest cocktail geeks around — debut their new drink menu today: six pages, 54 drinks, all discounted during happy hour. (Psst. Liberty also serves happy-hour sushi, but it's not on the menu. You'll have to ask to get the $3 special roll of the day.)
From an homage to the Kentucky rye whiskey (the Bardstown cocktail, pictured, $6), to a century-old London-inspired cocktail (Old Tom Red Ribbon, $7), the classic drinks at this Capitol Hill bar are made from scratch, meaning the Romance Language Cocktail ($7) you ordered will come from a just-cut-and-squeezed grapefruit. With its T-shirt-and-jeans, slouch-on-the-couch ambience, Liberty is a neighborhood bar where Seattle's cocktail fans also hang to chat about "pre-Prohibition-era drinks" with owner and bartender Andrew Friedman.
We told you they were geeks.
Liberty, 517 15th Ave. E., Seattle, is open for happy hour 4-7 p.m. daily, when draft beers cost $2-$3, well drinks $3, cocktails $5-$8, and sushi $3 (206-323-9898).
Tan Vinh, Seattle Times staff reporter
Copyright © 2008 The Seattle Times Company
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