Tarragon Essential Oil Supplier, Manufacturer & Wholesaler

Artemisia dracunculus · Sweet Green Anise (Estragole)

Tarragon Essential Oil

Tarragon Essential Oil is steam distilled from the leaves of Artemisia dracunculus, grown in Hungary. This tarragon oil has a richly sweet, green, anise-like scent with spicy notes — a distinctive culinary herb oil, used with care as an estragole-rich material.

At Kush Aroma Exports, our tarragon is steam distilled from selected leaves, supplied with clear safety guidance. 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 NameArtemisia dracunculus

Common NameTarragon, estragon

FamilyAsteraceae

SourceLeaves

OriginHungary

Processing MethodSteam distillation

Colour / ConsistencyThin, clear, colourless to pale-yellow liquid

Aroma Profile

Tarragon has a richly sweet, green, anise-like scent with spicy notes — a distinctive middle note of medium strength.

Blends beautifully with

Tarragon pairs with fresh herb, conifer and wood oils, including:

Lavender Pine Sweet Birch Clary Sage Juniper

The Anise Herb

Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus), also called estragon, is a much-loved culinary herb whose oil has a sweet, green, anise-like character. Its medicinal uses were known long ago.

Its sweet-anise scent comes largely from estragole (methyl chavicol).

Harvesting & Extraction

Tarragon essential oil is steam distilled from the leaves, capturing their sweet, green, estragole-rich fraction. 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:

Flavour-style work — a sweet, green anise note for professional flavour compositions.
Perfumery — a distinctive green-anise note used sparingly.
Aromatherapy — a warming, green note used with care and well diluted.
Natural fragrance — a fresh herb note for niche work.

Related Oils You May Like

For more sweet, anise and green-herb notes, explore related oils: Sweet Basil oil, Fennel Sweet oil, Aniseed oil, our natural essential oils range.

Caution: Tarragon is rich in estragole (methyl chavicol), a compound of toxicological concern — use only well diluted within conservative dermal limits, avoid prolonged or high-level use, and avoid during pregnancy and with children. For external use only. Consult a professional if under medical care.

Why Buy Tarragon 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 tarragon oil in retail and bulk quantities, with worldwide shipping and quality you can verify.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is tarragon essential oil?

It is a sweet, green, anise-like oil steam distilled from the leaves of Artemisia dracunculus (tarragon), from Hungary.

What does tarragon oil smell like?

Richly sweet, green and anise-like with spicy notes.

Any safety notes?

Tarragon is estragole-rich (a compound of concern): use only well diluted within conservative limits and avoid in pregnancy.

What is it used for?

Flavour-style work, perfumery and careful aromatherapy.

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Available from 100 ml up to bulk quantities, with wholesale pricing and safety guidance. Need a custom quantity or a quote?

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Typical Composition · Qualitative

Key Constituents

Tarragon is dominated by estragole (methyl chavicol). Typical qualitative constituents below; batch values vary.

ConstituentTypical Character

Structural ClassNote

Estragole (methyl chavicol)Sweet, anise — principal (compound of concern)

ClassPhenylpropanoid — main marker

trans-Anethole / ocimeneSweet, green-anise

ClassPhenylpropanoid / monoterpene

LimoneneFresh, citrus-green

ClassMonoterpene

Safety Summary

HazardsEstragole-rich; toxicological concern.

ContraindicationsConservative dermal limits; avoid prolonged use, pregnancy and children.

Technical Notes

Estragole-rich — Like sweet basil (estragole chemotype), use conservatively.
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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Full GC/MS reports and batch-specific CoA documents are available for all orders.

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100 ML/3.38OZ/0.22lbs		$13.89
300 ML/10.14OZ/0.66lbs		$41.67
500 ML/16.91OZ/1.10lbs		$69.46
1000 ML/33.81OZ/2.20lbs		$138.91
5000 ML/169.07OZ/11.00lbs		$680.64
10000 ML/338.14OZ/22.00lbs		$1354.34
20000 ML/676.28OZ/44,092.45lbs		$2680.89
25000 ML/845.35OZ/55,115.57lbs		$3299.02
50000 ML/1,690.70OZ/110.00lbs		$6459.14
100000 ML/3,381.40OZ/220.00lbs		$12640.47
180000 ML/6,086.52OZ/396,832.07lbs		$22502.81

Tarragon Essential Oil (Artemisia dracunculus)