Aromatology

Organic Calabrian Bergamot Essential Oil

Bergamot is renowned for its powerful and distinctive fragrance, unique among citrus fruits. Extracted from the peels, Calabrian Bergamot essential oil is highly appreciated in cooking. It adds a refined, lemony and floral flavour that will elegantly enhance your desserts or dishes. A touch of originality in the kitchen!

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Properties

In line with regulatory requirements, our essential oils are marketed for specific intended uses. The information provided on each product page relates exclusively to these uses. For general information on the properties and different uses of essential oils, we invite you to consult our dedicated guide, available via the menu.

Organic farming logo – approved

Organic Farming

Organic farming logo - ok

Organic

stamp HEBBD GUARANTEE

HEBBD certified

stamp 100% PURE AND NATURAL

100% Pure And Natural

stamp FROM THE EU

From The Eu

Cultivation

Organic, certified by Ecocert FR-BIO-01

Quality

Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oil

  • 100% whole (undecolourised, undeterpenated, not rectified)

  • 100% pure (free from other similar essential oils)

  • 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules)

Food grade

Production process

Cold pressed

Part of the plant used

Zest

Botanical name

Citrus bergamia

Botanical family

Rutaceae

Other names

Citrus aurantium ssp. bergamia

Presentation

Amber glass bottles with dropper caps

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AI-generated review summary

Aroma-Zone’s organic Calabrian bergamot essential oil is mainly prized for its scent, which the vast majority of customers describe as very pleasant, fresh, fruity, soft and delicately lemony. Many highlight a scent that is true to bergamot, both subtle and clearly noticeable, often described as refined, sunny or addictive. Perceived quality also stands out strongly: the product is regularly considered true to expectations, effective at scenting preparations and good value for money. In cosmetics, it is often used to add a fragrant note to soaps, shower gels, cleansing bases, deodorants, shampoos, diluted skincare or homemade perfumes. Customers particularly appreciate the fresh, elegant touch it gives formulas, on its own or with other aromatic notes. A few reviews mention a scent that is too subtle or does not last long enough, but these remain few compared with the general enthusiasm for its scent and versatility in cosmetics.

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