This image depicts the interior of a bar in Mexico City, focusing on a prominently featured liquor display

This image depicts the interior of a bar in Mexico City, focusing on a prominently featured liquor display. The scene is dimly lit, with warm, amber-toned LED strip lighting integrated into dark wood shelving, creating a sophisticated ambiance. The primary subject is a large, multi-tiered liquor cabinet system constructed from polished, medium-dark wood. This unit is characterized by unique, large, illuminated curved cutouts that break the rectangularity of the shelves, with the lighting tracing the inner edges of these design elements. The shelves are densely stocked with numerous bottles of various alcoholic beverages. On the left side, the lower shelves are predominantly filled with multiple uniform orange-colored bottles of Aperol. Above and to the right, a diverse selection of spirits is visible, including clear and dark liquor bottles such as Hendrick's Gin, Bacardi, Johnnie Walker, Havana Club, Jimador, and Patron, among others. The bottles are neatly arranged in organized rows. Below the shelving unit, a dark-colored bar counter, possibly marble or stone, is visible. It holds rows of clean, clear glassware, including various drinking glasses and tumblers, reflecting the warm light from the shelves above. To the far right on the counter, several bar tools, including a mixing tin and a jigger, are partially visible. No people are present in the scene, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The environment appears clean, well-maintained, and designed with a modern, upscale aesthetic.