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    Angelica Root Cut

    Angelica archangelica

    Form: Cut

    Product description

    Also known as Wild celery, Garden Angelica, Norwegian Angelica, and Angelica Root are all closely related to carrots, dill, and fennel.

    Widely cultivated across Northern Europe, Angelica herb is commonly associated with the plant’s roots, which have many uses. Once the plant has reached maturity—in its second year—the root is harvested. The roots may weigh up to 1.3 kg and are rich in its signature musk scent. These roots are then dried and used predominantly in gin production, though they also find their way into perfumes and herbal medicines.

    Order your wholesale Angelica root in bulk with Joseph Flach & Sons—a trusted supplier since 1882.

    Uses for Angelica Root:

    Wholesale Angelica Root has applications across distilled alcoholic drinks, herbal remedies, and cosmetics.

    • Angelica Root and herbal medicine
      In herbal medicine, it is the roots of the angelica plant that are most commonly used. In traditional Chinese medicine, the herb was used for its rhizome, known as dong quai or dan qui. The angelica herb is believed to have a warming, tonic effect and is thought to improve appetite, aid digestion, and strengthen the heart. It’s also considered rich in antibacterial properties. Angelica root should always be infused in boiling water before it is consumed.
    • Angelica Root Tea
      Believed to have a calming effect on anxiety and the stomach, Angelica Root tea is a relaxing hot drink, similar to peppermint and camomile. A teaspoon of cut dried root can be steeped in boiling water for 10–20 minutes, depending on taste preferences.
    • Angelica Root Gin
      The root of the Angelica plant is the most common part of the plant used in gin manufacturing, though some gins also use the flower or the seeds. Once Angelica has been distilled, its flavour has earthy tones with a slightly bitter, herby taste. When drunk, it is often mistaken for juniper berries, which is no surprise considering that, like juniper berries, angelica root is one of the most common botanicals used in gin. The root’s flavour is usually consigned to a supporting role in the drink, although there are a few gins where its woody character is more discernible.
    • Angelica Root and perfumery
      Angelica root is highly prized in the perfume industry for its intensive aromatic properties. It is also frequently found in incense production and even in potpourri, where it’s used as a fixative. Angelica root essential oil is obtained from the roots and is rich in aromatic compounds with a musky, green perfume. It is rarely used as the star of a scent but adds a pleasing depth and complexity to floral, musk, citrus, and woody fragrances.

    Angelica Root Benefits

    • Angelica root benefits for hair and skin
      Believed to contain anti-inflammatory properties, reducing redness, acne, and blemishes and promoting an even skin tone are all potential benefits of adding Angelica root into shampoos, conditioners, face creams, and soaps.
    • Potential health benefits
      Although more studies are needed, it’s thought that Angelica root contains chemicals with anticancer and antifungal properties. It may also reduce anxiety and calm the stomach.

    Where to Buy Angelica Root?

    Joseph Flach & Sons is a trusted supplier of thousands of botanical ingredients and related products and has been in business since 1882.

    We will be delighted to supply Angelica root in bulk. Our strong preference is to ship our products in whole original bags or containers or multiples thereof.

    With that being said, we are hugely supportive of our customers and do our best to be flexible and responsive—for example, assisting growing businesses that require ingredients for product development and market testing.

    We pride ourselves on our ethical, fair trading. Our high standards, an expectation of sustainable growing practices, and demands for the protection and wellbeing of all staff involved in the harvesting and shipping of our products have shaped our growing client list.

    We Stock Angelica Root in the Following Forms:

    • Angelica Root Cut
    • Angelica Herb Cut
    • Angelica Chinese Root Cut (Dong Quai)
    • Angelica Seed

    Natural products can cause side effects. As with any food product, it is advisable to seek professional advice before introducing it into your diet or skincare routine or incorporating it into a new product. This is especially true for individuals who are prone to allergies, have dietary issues, weakened immune systems, or medical conditions.

    Important: Joseph Flach & Sons are not herbalists and are unable to offer advice on and are unable to attest to the efficacy or suitability of a material for use in a herbal remedy or as a product ingredient.

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