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This image depicts the storefront window and a portion of the entrance door of a Nicolas wine shop located in Strasbourg, France. The lower section of the store exterior features a solid red panel, matching the red frame of the adjacent door. The ground beneath the window is a light-colored, patterned tiled surface.

The large glass window showcases a retail display primarily composed of alcoholic beverages. On the left, a prominent white poster advertises "NICOLAS 100% Désalcoolisé," featuring two large, light green-yellow champagne-style bottles, priced at "11€90." To the right of the poster, within the window, multiple wooden shelving units are filled with bottles. The top shelf holds several spirit or liqueur bottles, including "BOTRAN" and "PAUL JOHN," some marked with "-10%" or "-25%" discount tags. Below this, a two-tiered wooden cube shelf displays approximately six upright wine bottles on its upper level, each with a handwritten price tag (e.g., "12€"), and several smaller boxed items on its lower level. Further down, angled wooden racks hold several wine bottles horizontally, with two bottles visibly marked "-15%." The bottom shelf of the display contains five upright wine bottles, some displaying "-15%" or "-20%" discount tags, one labeled "ARAGO."

The red-painted door on the right features a dark handle. Attached to its glass panel are various notices: a red-framed sign detailing "HORAIRES" (hours), a white decorative hanging ornament resembling a lantern, and a green and white poster advertising a "COLLECTE DES BOUCHONS EN LIEGE" (cork collection) program by "Nicolas" and "Jalliance." Small payment method stickers (Visa, Mastercard) are visible on the far right edge of the door. Reflections of buildings with closed shutters are visible in the shop's glass window. No individuals or active interactions are present in the scene.
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Jan 19, 2026, 10:41 AM

Strasbourg, France

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This image depicts the storefront window and a portion of the entrance door of a Nicolas wine shop located in Strasbourg, France. The lower section of the store exterior features a solid red panel, matching the red frame of the adjacent door. The ground beneath the window is a light-colored, patterned tiled surface. The large glass window showcases a retail display primarily composed of alcoholic beverages. On the left, a prominent white poster advertises "NICOLAS 100% Désalcoolisé," featuring two large, light green-yellow champagne-style bottles, priced at "11€90." To the right of the poster, within the window, multiple wooden shelving units are filled with bottles. The top shelf holds several spirit or liqueur bottles, including "BOTRAN" and "PAUL JOHN," some marked with "-10%" or "-25%" discount tags. Below this, a two-tiered wooden cube shelf displays approximately six upright wine bottles on its upper level, each with a handwritten price tag (e.g., "12€"), and several smaller boxed items on its lower level. Further down, angled wooden racks hold several wine bottles horizontally, with two bottles visibly marked "-15%." The bottom shelf of the display contains five upright wine bottles, some displaying "-15%" or "-20%" discount tags, one labeled "ARAGO." The red-painted door on the right features a dark handle. Attached to its glass panel are various notices: a red-framed sign detailing "HORAIRES" (hours), a white decorative hanging ornament resembling a lantern, and a green and white poster advertising a "COLLECTE DES BOUCHONS EN LIEGE" (cork collection) program by "Nicolas" and "Jalliance." Small payment method stickers (Visa, Mastercard) are visible on the far right edge of the door. Reflections of buildings with closed shutters are visible in the shop's glass window. No individuals or active interactions are present in the scene.

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