24 Old Bond Street Atkinsons 2013

Bottle Design:
Aesthete, Thierry de Baschmakoff

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7.8 / 10 337 Ratings

A popular perfume by Atkinsons for men, released in 2013. The scent is fresh-floral. It is being marketed by EuroItalia.

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Main accords

Fresh

Floral

Spicy

Woody

Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Juniper berry

Cardamom

Heart Notes

Turkish rose

Cade juniper

Earl Grey tea

Base Notes

Whisky

Perfumers

Christine Nagel, Violaine Collas

Ratings

Scent

7.8337 Ratings

Longevity

6.7276 Ratings

Sillage

6.0283 Ratings

Bottle

7.9277 Ratings

Value for money

6.8113 Ratings

Submitted by Apicius, last update on 06/16/2025.

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/13/2020

4
Pricing 8
Bottle 6
Sillage 6
Longevity 6
Scent

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

3

Crisp, then boozy

I ordered this online and by accident I was sent the limited edition with metal framing on the bottle. Upon first spray, the scent truely amazed me. So clean and crisp, something I had never experienced before. Double luck, I thought!

It was only that one day, though. The next time I oversprayed and it was so heavy on me for a while that it gave me a headache. My bad! Maybe also because the powdery cleanliness is lost really fast on my skin and all I get is a warm Scotch and cardemom buzz. So sad. I want to go back to that first spray's wow!

Although it doesn't seem to fit well on me, 24 Old Bond Street does exude sophistication and class. Oxfords rather than Derbies.

06/29/2019

7
Pricing 8
Bottle 7.5
Scent

Itchynose
41 Reviews

Itchynose

2

Tea in a pinstripe suit

24 Bond Street is a fresh green scent –an aromatic combo of juniper and tea– with a classy, mature, boozy-floral personality: behind the green shoots hides a subtle whiskey and rose heart made in fragrance heaven. As the scent dries down all these notes smoothly blend together and evolve into a familiar, slightly powdery, vintage men's cologne territory.

Like many creations by Atkinsons this is an elegant scent that exudes sophistication and requires a suave, confident wearer. A grown up, old-school-yet-modern perfume to be enjoyed by discerning masculine noses.

01/30/2021

5
Pricing 8
Bottle 3
Sillage 8
Longevity 10
Scent

MarMoo
3 Reviews

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MarMoo

7

My new favorite

Nothing has impressed me lately like this cologne.
I take time now and then and test a house or brand times more extensively and then order me several bottlings of a brand. The other day I dedicated myself to Atkinsons and this blend of juniper and rose impressed me after the first spray. It smelled distinctly of juniper and was quite subtle and refreshing. Tart yet quite soft... masculine - intelligent and not masculine - coarse.
On the skin, I was after some time quite away. The sweetness of juniper and rose still unfolds a bit. The fragrance wins on the skin to fresh sweetness without but to become sweet. It is there but everything in the yet refreshing measure, indescribably subtle.
This is the unisex fragrance as I always imagine. He develops on both sexes differently, but both times very nice. With my husband comes the tart, needle, cedar more to the fore with me the fresh sweet.
If we wear it at the same time, then no one believes us that it is the same fragrance.
By chance, I then still noticed that it is fantastic with heavy, vanilla or amber fragrances Layern can. Applied over a dense and heavy scent, you can really explore new territories with it. I just love it.
24 Old Bond Street is always part of my post-shower routine now.

It is as it stands above already several times a Eau de Cologne and for it it lasts forever. I feel the scent for hours refreshing on the skin and on the clothes for days, that I would never have suspected with a Wässerchen

07/29/2024

7
Pricing 9
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 10
Scent

Fiscent
8 Reviews

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Fiscent

5

British understatement - the perfect anti-beastmode fragrance

A fragrance that doesn't cause olfactory blindness for days, doesn't give other people in a room a headache and tends not to be noticed rather than being perceived as too strong. An elegant, timeless understatement for all gentlemen who don't shy away from roses, possibly the definition of a British gentleman's fragrance.

If you (only) like fragrances that last for 12+ hours, always want to be the center of attention - and are guaranteed to stand out - then this is perhaps - or even very probably - the wrong fragrance for you. For some others, however, these same characteristics will make the fragrance even more enjoyable - including me.

The fragrance notes actually describe what happens during wear quite well, whereby for me a pleasantly mild, white rose, which in my mind's eye is also very suitable for men, dominates the entire fragrance. On the subject of fragrance progression: Not too much changes in the perceptible notes, after about one to two hours the scent becomes a little drier and more tart. The longevity absolutely surprised me for an EDC - with a few sprays (3-5) on my clothes, I could smell the fragrance again and again most days until the evening.

An ideal fragrance for spring and fall, which can certainly be worn all year round as a signature scent, but in summer I only wear it in the evening - and in winter it is rarely used due to its rather restrained projection.

01/26/2025

10
Pricing 10
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 10
Scent

Nicknorthern
2 Reviews

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Nicknorthern

2

In the select company of a Terres de Hermés, Bleu de Chanel and Dior Sauvage

For some inexplicable reason, 24 Bond Street seems to fly under the radar for many people. For me, this fragrance is on a par with the "office fragrances" and "signature fragrances" mentioned above, if only because of its individuality and uniqueness. The blend of juniper-rose-tea-cardamom and boozy whisky is downright addictive to my nose. Nowhere else have I perceived a rose so beautifully embedded as in 24 Bond Street, rarely have I perceived a whisky that carries the composition with such a wonderfully warm deep bass and rounds it off at the bottom. The whisky is very authentic, not smoky or peaty, but alcoholic, malty, slightly sweet, subtly fruity, cinnamony and woody. For me, the fragrance progression is quite linear after a tangy-fresh opening, the rose and the tea form a harmonious combination that remains throughout the fragrance. One may wonder whether Atkinson has done himself a favor by marketing it as a cologne. What is certain is that this fragrance performs very well and is still intensely perceptible on the skin even after five to six hours or more. With its elegant British feel and dark, spicy whisky notes, this fragrance is aimed more at seasoned gentlemen and less at shower-chord-thirsty teenagers with Sauvage fever. Personally, I am unsure whether I should wish this masterpiece more popularity or not. On the one hand, this fragrance clearly deserves to be compared to Sauvages, Terres de Hermés, etc. more often. On the other hand, it is nice to know that this fragrance is a signature scent that is not worn by the masses and therefore embodies a real statement.

A brief addition to the price. Until a while ago, this fragrance was available for 78 euros if you were lucky. In the meantime, the price has risen, but the 140 euro RRP can easily be undercut.