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Dinner," says Chris Myers, wine impresario at Aqua by El Gaucho (formerly Waterfront Seafood Grill), where a fortunate-hour customer might chow down on the $7 halibut ceviche in the bar, served in a drinking-glass tumbler with tortilla chips on the side, instead of the $38 grilled Alaskan halibut entree on the dinner menu.

Even the offhand observer of Seattle's happy-hour about has notice d the proliferation of specialty cocktails described with six or seven adjectives (infused this / muddled that) and every bar in hamlet, it seems, touts its own take on the mojito, martini, Manhattan and margarita.

But as chow has become more important at happy hour, so has the beverage many diners reckon with an integral part of a nice meal out: wine.

Whether it's a flute of Prosecco with kind, briny oysters on the half-shell, a frizzy pinot gris with a mildly spicy prawn cocktail or a yawning Washington cabernet sauvignon with a small cut of beef, never has a wider array of wine — from our own backyard or the other side of the sphere — been available by the glass, often at discounted prices.

Source: The Seattle Times

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