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Aromatika magazine STEAMWORKS Special 13.3E. 2025.

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  • 6–10 Jade Shutes: The steam between worlds

    12–19 Emiliano Ignacio Rodriguez: The bitter orange (Citrus aurantium var. amara) Three different aromatic treasures from the same amazing tree

    22–29 Krishana Chaitanya: Red rose otto (Rosa indica) The ancient rose of the Indus Valley

    30–34 Benoit Roger, PhD: About the possible chemical transformations in the still

    36–39 Michelle Ensley-Scherz (Aromatika editor): Interview with Raffael Parducci and Ivonne Mosler distillers of sacred Palo Santo oil

    40–42 Cher Lynne: Diary of an aromatic omnivore

    44–50 Dragica & Milica Stankovic: Fragrant treasures from the Serbian mountains

    52–56 Samuel Moussali & Flora Fougeront: Medicinal herbs between science and poetry

    58–62 Angelique Van Coster: The alchemy of plants and living things

    64–68 Jirbie Go, (CA): Emerging distillations from the Philippines

    70-75 Marco Valussi, Bsc. (Hons) Phytotherapy: Sustainability of distillation

    76-79 Marialuisa Sanna: Inula essential oil from Dittrichia graveolens (L.) Greuter

    82-87 Ildikó Berecz: The unfolding of living alchemy

    88-94 Engr. Genesis Fabia, MBA, SSChE: Distilling elemi: a Philippino-Bicolano journey of innovation and aromatherapy

    96-99 Hraundís Gudmundsdóttir: Challenge and fun of distilling in Iceland

    102-107 Jill Mulvaney: A journey of transformation and connection – distilling in the remote homelands of Northeast Arnhem Land, Australia with the Yirralka Rangers

    108-113 Floriane Richard: From seed to essence – the journey of a farmer herbalist

    116-125 Eric Scott Bresselsmith: Artisan essential oil distillation

    126-130 Jana Bergant: Istrian hydrolats – knowledge, quality and the preservation of aromatic heritage

    132-136 Greg Trevena: My distillation experience with one of Australia's favourite essential oils – Lemon myrtle

    138-141 Jeff Allen: A life distilled

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