This image presents a detailed view of multiple bottles of alcoholic beverages, predominantly wine and sparkling wine, stored horizontally on dark metal shelves against a dark, textured wall

This image presents a detailed view of multiple bottles of alcoholic beverages, predominantly wine and sparkling wine, stored horizontally on dark metal shelves against a dark, textured wall. The scene is located indoors, in Ikeja, Nigeria. The shelving unit displays at least five distinct levels of bottles. Prominent brands include several J.P. CHENET varieties, identifiable by their distinctive bottle shapes and labels; these include a purple-wrapped bottle, a red-textured bottle labeled "Strawberry & Raspberry," a yellow-bodied bottle, and multiple bottles with red berry or cherry imagery. Other identifiable bottles include an ANDRE "BLUSH" sparkling wine with a gold foil neck on the second shelf from the top, and a bottle of BAILEY'S THE ORIGINAL Irish Cream on the third shelf. A white electrical light switch panel containing two switches is affixed to the textured wall on the right side, between the third and fourth shelves. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The bottles appear to be static, arranged for storage or display.