What is the cheapest price for Golani Spicy Humus?

The lowest price for Golani Spicy Humus is ₪189 from 2 online retailers.

What is the ABV of Golani Spicy Humus?

Golani Spicy Humus has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of undefined%.

What type of whisky is Golani Spicy Humus?

Golani Spicy Humus is a Israeli Whiskies, produced by Golani.

What size bottle does Golani Spicy Humus come in?

Golani Spicy Humus is available in 700ml bottles.

How many retailers sell Golani Spicy Humus?

Golani Spicy Humus is available at 2 online retailers. Compare prices to find the best deal.

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You can buy Golani Spicy Humus from 2 verified online retailers. CasKompare compares prices so you can find the best deal available.

What is the price range for Golani Spicy Humus?

Golani Spicy Humus prices range from ₪189 to ₪190, with an average price of ₪189.50.

Israeli Whiskies

Golani

Golani Spicy Humus

Name: Golani Spicy Humus
Brand: Golani
SKU: 622512be5ea543504544b0f5
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

N/A

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The Meadan Brewery has been making some very interesting beers, mainly from dates, as a gluten free/kosher for passover alternative to malt. One of their products is a sour ale mad...

Compare prices from ₪189 to ₪190

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Sar HaMashkaot

In Stock

Golani Spicy Humus

₪189 ₪0.270/ml

Updated 3 Mar 2026 Buy Now

Mendelson Heshin

Out of Stock

Golani Spicy Humus

₪190 ₪0.271/ml

Updated 16 Nov 2024 Buy Now

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Product Details

Name Golani Spicy Humus

Brand Golani

Average Price ₪189.50

Type Israeli Whiskies

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Country of Origin Israel

Created On CasKompare 03-06-2022

Product Description

The Meadan Brewery has been making some very interesting beers, mainly from dates, as a gluten free/kosher for passover alternative to malt. One of their products is a sour ale made from chickpeas. Some of this was then distilled into a whisky which was aged for 2 years in a barrel which previously held Golan Heights Distillery’s Golani Black whisky, a wheat and barley blend matured in charred new oak. This is a good example of what craft distilling is all about, trying these weird and unique combinations, and this one has a really local flair to it.
~ Master of Malt