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ESTRAGOLE

RESTRICTIONConflicted evidence
CAS
140-67-0
EC
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Material type
other
Canonical source
document derived
Formulation

Usage guidance

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Suggested max
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Cost
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Compatibility tags
floralgardeniajasminmodifiertobaccotuberose
How it behaves

Olfactory profile

Family
herbal
Note tendency
Middle
Descriptors
herbaceoussweetcomplex

Sweet anisic-herbal aroma reminiscent of tarragon and basil, with a warm licorice-like facet. Softer and greener than anethole, with a mild spicy undertone.AI · claude-opus-4-7

Intensity
6 / 10
Tenacity
4 / 10
Volatility
6 / 10
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Reverse-composition

Contained in

Other ingredients whose composition declares this material as a constituent. The percentage shown is the supplier-declared concentration in that parent.

Ingredient%Range
BASIL—20–50%
BUSH BOUQUET OIL—0.1–1%
chemicals · No. 1131

Arctander monograph

Perfume and Flavor Chemicals, page 460.

MIDDLEtenacity · moderatepower · moderateG.R.A.S.FEMA 241
herbaceoussweetcomplex
MW
148.21
BP
216°C
MP
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Sp.Gr.
0.97
Refractive n
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Rotation
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Appearance

Colorless, slightly oily liquid

Solubility

Almost insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils

Odor

Sweet-herbaceous Anise-Fennel type odor

Flavor

The taste is not nearly as sweet as that of Anethole, and not as 'clean' or singular. More warm-herbaceous, complex.

Uses in perfumery

Useful in perfume compositions for herbaceous Fougéres, Lavenders, Chypres, Pine fragrances, etc. and particularly in soap perfumes.

Uses in flavor

More widely used in flavor compositions, particularly in seasonings, dressings, condiments and meat flavors.

Production

Produced from fractions of American wood turpentine oil, by isolation. A synthesis from Allyl bromide and para-Methoxyphenyimagnesium bromide has little practical importance.

IFRA Annex I

Found naturally in

Natural complex substances (NCSs) in which this material typically occurs.

NCSBotanicalTypical %
BASIL OIL, CHEMOTYPE LINALOOLOcimum basilicum L.80%
TARRAGON OILArtemisia dracunculus L.80%
RAVENSARA AROMATICA OILRavansara aromatica Sonn. (v. anisata)8%
FENNEL OIL, BITTER, PHELLANDRENE TYPEFoeniculum vulgare Mill.4.7%
STAR ANISE OILIllicium verum Hook, f.3.3%
FENNEL OIL, BITTER,ANETHOLE TYPEFoeniculum vulgare Mill.2.1%
BAY LEAF OIL, TERPENELESSPimenta acris Kostel1.2%
ANISE SEED OILPimpinella anisum L.0.3%
HYSSOP OILHyssopus officinalis L.0.17%
BAY LEAF, WEST INDIAN, OILPimenta racemosa (Mill.) J.W. Moore0.1%
MYRTLE OILMyrtus communis L.0.1%
Identity
Aliases · 19
1407-27-877525-18-91-Allyl-4-methoxybenzene1-Methoxy-4-(2-propen-1-yl)benzene140-67-04-AllylanisoleBenzene, 1-methoxy-4-(2-propenyl)-Estragolep-Allylanisolep-Methoxyallylbenzene(unnamed)Chavicyl methyl etherChavicyl methyletherEsdragoliso-AnetholeIsoanetholeMethyl chavicolpara-Allyl anisolepara-Methoxy allyl benzene
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