Estragon

Green, anise-sweet, with a celery-like snap. Tarragon smells like the inside of a French kitchen—herbal, structured, faintly medicinal, with a liquorice undercurrent.
- Type
- Sirovina
- Olfactive family
- Aromatični
- Source
- leaves and flowering tops
- Chemical class
- complex natural (essential oil)
Miris
Teroar i prerada
Detaljno
Zanimljivosti
French tarragon seldom flowers and sets little seed, so the culinary variety is propagated by cuttings and root division.
Dobijanje i hemija
Način dobijanja
Steam distillation of fresh or dried aerial parts (leaves and flowering tops) of Artemisia dracunculus. Reported yields vary with plant part and drying; hydrodistillation of fresh French tarragon leaves gave 1.06% (Arabhosseini et al., 2006). The oil is colorless to pale yellow.
- Formula
- Complex mixture — major components: estragole/methyl chavicol (C₁₀H₁₂O, 68–84%), ocimene (C₁₀H₁₆)
- CAS
- 8016-88-4
- Botanički naziv
- Artemisia dracunculus
- Izgled
- colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
- Jačina mirisa
- Srednji
- Trajnost
- 12 hours at 100.00%
- Sinonimi
- ESTRAGON DRAGON HERB
No IFRA Standard for tarragon oil itself; its constituents estragole and methyl eugenol are restricted by IFRA Standards (51st Amendment)
- Tačka paljenja
- 158.00 °F. TCC ( 70.00 °C. )
- Relativna gustina
- 0.91400 to 0.95600 @ 25.00 °C.
- Indeks prelamanja
- 1.50400 to 1.52000 @ 20.00 °C.
U parfemima
Tarragon oil (estragon) is a trace-level modifier in green, chypre, and fougère compositions. Used in trace amounts, within the limits of the IFRA Standards on estragole and methyl eugenol, it adds herbal complexity difficult to achieve otherwise. Its estragole content provides anise-like sweetness while minor terpenic components contribute green lift. The celery-like quality pairs with galbanum and violet leaf in green constructions.