McCormick Gourmet All Natural Tarragon, 0.37 oz

Found it at Amazon when couldn’t find anywhere else. Good seasoning for soups and chili

Another staple herb for us that we have been unable to find anywhere in our new city after moving from another state over a year ago! We ran out of what we brought with us, and could not prepare fav dishes like chicken Dijonnaise or tarragon chicken salad. Happy day I thought to check Amazon! The McCormick organic is the real deal dried French tarragon, which cannot be grown from seed but must be propagated by rooting cuttings from live French cultivar tarragon plants. The variety we planted from seeds has no fragrance or taste even close to McCormick’s fragrant and flavorful crumbled dried tarragon.

It is the same old tarragon you get from the supermarket. It has the strong aroma you associate with it so it is fresh.

I love Tarragon. Stores in my neighborhood did not carry it so I had no choice but to purchase a brand I had never used . McCormicks. McCormicks was pretty good. Flavorful, a lot for the money. However I found it too coarse. When I tried to rub it between my fingers, there were sharp twigs that actually hurt. I had to grind it down in a mortar. I shouldn’t have to do that, right?

First off, I was not asked to review this. I ordered this brand of tarragon because I was almost out of my Spice Hunter brand. I wasn't sure what to expect since this was half the price. However, it was a win win. It is by far the superior brand, fresher, greener, and has a much stronger flavor. One small piece actually made my tongue slightly numb where it touched, something I did not get with my Spice Hunter brand. Highly recommend, and from now on will switch to this.

Love to use Tarragon!

We use quite a bit of tarragon and while this had a great flavor, we had to go elsewhere to get the quantity that we needed.

Sweet, fresh and flaky. Perfect flavor in my spaghetti sauce.

Not use yet but good aroma