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The image depicts a street-level view of an old, brick and stone building facade, identified as "Brut Wine Bar" on K. Gamsakhurdia Street in Batumi, Georgia. The building features a weathered reddish-brown brick upper section and a rough-hewn stone lower foundation. Multiple windows and a doorway are framed with distinctive teal-painted wood. A concrete overhang extends from the upper part of the building. Prominently displayed on the facade are two vertical black signs with white raised lettering. The sign on the right reads "BRUT" with a white wine glass icon below. The sign to its left displays Georgian script. Above the windows, a narrower grey horizontal sign also features Georgian script. In front of the building, on a sidewalk paved with reddish-brown interlocking bricks, four small square tables and at least eight dark-colored chairs with patterned cushions are arranged for outdoor seating. A black menu board stands upright on the far left of the seating area, displaying text in multiple languages. Several potted plants, some with variegated green leaves and one containing yellow flowers, are placed on the sidewalk and at the base of the building. Street lanterns are affixed to the brickwork between windows. A small metal grate is visible on the sidewalk in the foreground. No identifiable individuals are present in the immediate vicinity. The scene is illuminated by diffused daylight, suggesting an overcast sky or diffused lighting conditions.
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