This image depicts a wooden beer flight paddle holding three stemmed glasses of beer, positioned on a round wooden table within an indoor establishment

This image depicts a wooden beer flight paddle holding three stemmed glasses of beer, positioned on a round wooden table within an indoor establishment. The location is identified as Brussels, Belgium, likely the traditional pub "À La Bécasse" at Rue de Tabora 11, indicated by the partial "Bruegel" engraving visible on the right side of the flight paddle, a common reference for the establishment. The three beers, from left to right, are: 1. A clear, light amber-colored beer with a thin layer of white foam. 2. A translucent, deep red or pinkish beer, topped with a substantial pink foamy head. 3. A dark brown or black beer, featuring a beige foamy head. This glass has "Mp CAFÉ" printed in red on its side. The flight paddle is light-colored wood, rectangular, and designed with three circular cutouts to secure the bases of the stemmed glasses. The table surface is polished wood. In the background, a high-backed wooden chair partially obscures a person. A segment of a black garment is visible draped over the top of the chair back. Below the chair's backrest, a light-colored garment and a small, indistinct hand are visible, possibly indicating a child or a person holding an infant carrier. A red scarf or fabric item is draped over the lower part of the chair's back. The floor is dark and appears to be wooden. Other out-of-focus wooden chairs and tables are discernible in the deeper background, consistent with a pub or café interior. No direct actions or interactions are explicitly depicted.