The scene, located in Machupicchu, Peru, displays an interior setting featuring a collection of seven prominent glass bottles on a wooden shelf, presumably in a bar or retail establishment

The scene, located in Machupicchu, Peru, displays an interior setting featuring a collection of seven prominent glass bottles on a wooden shelf, presumably in a bar or retail establishment. Six of these bottles are clearly labeled and in focus, standing upright. From left to right, the visible bottles are: 1. A partially visible bottle with a pink-toned label, containing a red liquid. 2. A clear glass bottle with a dark green liquid, labeled "MR. JIGGER MENTA," indicating a mint liqueur, sealed with a silver screw cap. 3. A clear glass bottle with an amber liquid, labeled "MR. JIGGER AMARETTO," sealed with a silver screw cap. 4. A clear glass bottle containing a dark purple liquid, with a label indicating "Crème de Cassis" (blackcurrant liqueur), sealed with a silver screw cap. 5. A clear glass bottle with a reddish-orange liquid, labeled "MITJANS CHERRY" and "Liqueur de Guinda," depicting cherries, sealed with a black screw cap. 6. A clear glass bottle with a dark brown liquid, labeled "MITJANS CAFÉ" and "Liqueur de," depicting coffee beans, sealed with a black screw cap. 7. A seventh, less distinct bottle is visible further right, mostly obscured. The bottles contain various liquid levels, with most appearing full or nearly full. The labels are colorful, predominantly green, brown, red, and beige, often featuring illustrations corresponding to the flavor. The wooden shelf is dark brown. The background shows blurred forms of additional bottles and an indistinct light source, indicating more stock or shelving in a dimly lit area behind the primary display. No individuals or actions are depicted in the image.