Bergaptene Essential Oils - Free Natural Blend (Wild Bergamot)

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Wild Bergamot · North American Bee Balm

Wild Bergamot (Bee Balm) Essential Oil

Despite its trade name, this oil is Wild Bergamot — Monarda fistulosa, also called horsemint or bee balm — a herb native to the woodlands of North America. It is unrelated to true citrus bergamot; it earned the name because its herbaceous, slightly citrus aroma reminded early botanists of bergamot.

At Kush Aroma Exports, our wild bergamot oil is distilled from the flowering plant to preserve its herbaceous, floral, gently citrus character. As one of India's leading essential oil manufacturers — a trusted essential oil manufacturer, supplier and exporter, we supply every batch with verifiable purity. Explore our full range of 100% pure natural essential oils or browse our CO2 extract oils for related aromatic materials.

Quick Facts

Botanical NameMonarda fistulosa

Common NamesWild bergamot, bee balm, horsemint

Botanical SynonymMonarda menthaefolia L.

FamilyLamiaceae

SourceFlowering plant

OriginNorth America

Colour / ConsistencyThin, light pale-pink liquid

Aroma Profile

Wild bergamot has a herbaceous, floral aroma with a slight citrus back note — softer and greener than true citrus bergamot.

Blends beautifully with

Wild bergamot pairs with citrus, floral and light wood oils, including:

Lavender Lemon Lime Geranium Sweet Orange Petitgrain Mandarin Sandalwood Tangerine Yuzu

The Herb of North American Woodlands

Wild bergamot is native to North America, bearing scarlet, pink, white or purple flowers on green oval leaves. It takes its name from the way its aroma reminded the botanist Nicholas Monardes — commemorated in the genus name Monarda — of citrus bergamot.

The leaf of bee balm has long been used as an infusion in tea in traditional herbal practice.

Harvesting & Extraction

Wild bergamot essential oil is steam distilled from the flowering plant, capturing its soft herbaceous-floral character. Learn more about how we work on our distillation of essential oil page.

Common Uses

Across perfumery, wellness and traditional practice, this oil is valued for:

Aromatherapy — a gentle, herbaceous-floral note in aromatherapy blends.
Natural fragrance — a soft, green citrus-floral note in natural perfumery.
Traditional herbal use — the plant has a long history in North American herbal practice.
Personal care — a delicate botanical note for natural cosmetics.

Caution: Wild bergamot oil should be diluted and patch tested before use. For external use only. Avoid during pregnancy and keep away from children. Consult a professional if under medical care.

Why Buy Wild Bergamot (Bee Balm) Oil From Kush Aroma Exports

As a Government-recognised Star Export House and a trusted essential oil manufacturer, supplier, exporter and wholesaler of 100% pure essential oils from Kannauj, India, we offer wild bergamot (bee balm) oil in retail and bulk quantities, with worldwide shipping and quality you can verify.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is wild bergamot the same as bergamot oil?

No. Wild bergamot is Monarda fistulosa (bee balm), a North American herb, not the citrus Citrus bergamia. The names are similar only by association.

What does wild bergamot smell like?

Herbaceous and floral with a slight citrus back note — softer and greener than true bergamot.

What is wild bergamot used for?

Aromatherapy, natural perfumery and traditional herbal preparations.

Why is it called bergamot?

Its aroma reminded early botanists of citrus bergamot, so the common name stuck.

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Typical Composition · Qualitative

Key Constituents

Wild bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) is typically rich in phenolic monoterpenes. The following are typical qualitative constituents; batch values vary with source and harvest.

ConstituentTypical Character

Structural ClassNote

CarvacrolWarm, herbaceous — often principal

ClassPhenol — main marker

ThymolMedicinal, herbaceous

ClassPhenol

p-Cymene / gamma-TerpineneDry, fresh terpenic

ClassMonoterpenes

Safety Summary

HazardsPhenol-rich; can irritate skin, dilute well.

ContraindicationsAvoid in pregnancy; caution with children.

Technical Notes

Not citrus bergamot — This is bee balm (Monarda fistulosa), chemically unrelated to Citrus bergamia.
Batch documentation — GC/MS and batch-specific CoA available on request.

Technical Disclaimer: The composition indicated above is qualitative and typical for this botanical; it does not constitute a Certificate of Analysis. Batch-specific GC/MS values vary with origin, harvest and distillation. For regulatory or formulation decisions, always refer to the batch-specific CoA supplied with your order.

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