Atkinsons 24 Old Bond Street is a unisex eau de cologne with a fresh yet warm character. The woody-spicy composition brings together spices, Turkish rose, black tea and a smoky whisky accord.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition opens with spicy cardamom alongside juniper berries. At the heart, Turkish rose meets black tea and cade — a smoky juniper note. The base is rounded off by a smoky whisky accord from a peated barrel.

• Official fragrance family: woody-spicy
• Concentration: Eau de Cologne
• Year of release: 2013
• Perfumers: Christine Nagel and Violaine Collas
• First three INCI items: Alcohol Denat., Parfum and Aqua
• INCI includes, among others, bergamot oil, orange peel oil and rose oil or extract

The composition draws inspiration from the first Atkinsons fragrance created more than 200 years ago. In 2014, it received the title of Perfume Extraordinaire at The Fragrance Foundation UK Awards.

Packaging

• Bottle volume: 100 ml
• The bottle design was created in collaboration with Aesthete and Thierry de Baschmakoff
• The bottle carries the material code C/GL 96 and is intended for separate collection
• The paper insert included in the packaging is marked with the code PAP 21

The material codes will help you sort the individual parts of the packaging correctly.

About the Brand

The history of Atkinsons began in 1799, when James Atkinson came to London with recipes for fragrances and toiletry preparations. He started his business at 44 Gerrard Street in Soho. In 1826, King George IV appointed him official perfumer to the English royal court.

In 1832, the business moved to 24 Old Bond Street in the London district of Mayfair, which is also referenced in the name of this eau de cologne. Following the joining of James's brother Edward in the 1830s, the company became known as J. & E. Atkinson Ltd. The Atkinsons 1799 brand is today owned by EuroItalia.

The fragrance name thus directly connects its modern form to a specific part of the brand's London history.