
Ingredients:
1 x tin Black treacle
1 x (large) tin Golden Syrup
1 x jar honey (optional)
1 x Bottle lemon juice
Ground ginger
Water
500g Dark brown sugar (optional)
Method:
In a gallon pan, bring 4 litres water to a simmer
stir in treacle, syrup and honey
Add sugar (if using)
Add bottle of lemon juice
add a good dose of ground ginger
Keep stirring to make sure all dissolves well
Allow to cool and transfer to fermenting vessels and top up with water
Notes:
For primary fermenting vessels I have been using 1 gallon glass Demijohns, if I were to scale up to 5 gallons I would pour into plastic fermenting bin
The honey is an addition that can take the sharpness out of the final brew
Whilst the treacle and syrup are pure if inverted sugars I find some nice dark sugar helps it really go with a bang

Ginger powder gives a nice kick, leave out if you don't like the stuff
This brew will go like hell, i've used bakers yeast and it's gone like hell, probably even better with some proper brewing alcohol tolerant yeast
For bottling and water I tend to use the supermarket value still water bottles, the water goes into making the brew and the bottles then used for the brew.
DO NOT overprime the 2 litre PET bottles, funny as it is when they go sausage shaped and fall over, it's not so funny cleaning half fermented brew from the ceiling and walls before the wife gets home

Do find a comfy seat when you do finally work up the courage to try this as you won't be going far after a few!