English: Froth Brewing Company, 700 Military Road at Skillen Street, Buffalo, New York, July 2022. This 12,500-square-foot, single-story brick and concrete warehouse building was built in 1925 to a design by the locally-based architectural firm of Hudson & Hudson, who here furnish a design that is decidedly utilitarian in general appearance but does reward careful observers with some subtle yet handsome Neoclassical ornamentation particularly on the entrance facing Military Road, where the door is recessed behind an enframement stylized into a pair of Doric pilaster strips supporting a simple architrave with projecting cornice. The building was constructed for the South Penn Oil Company, makers of Pennzoil brand motor oil, who used it to house their local branch office, warehouse space, and garage. There was also an onsite gasoline service station open to the public. Pennzoil occupied the building until the late 1960s, and it's been used for a variety of purposes since, including as the home of the Froth Brewing Company, a producer of craft beer that's occupied the space since 2019. Specializing in "complex ales, sours and stouts", Froth houses not only its 10-barrel brewhouse in the facility but also an onsite tasting room and restaurant.