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24 Old Bond Street Triple Extrait
The quiet afterglow of a city night, where the last whispers of rose mingle with the lingering scent of whiskey in an upscale lounge.
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24 Old Bond Street Triple ExtraitPremium · $100–250
46%Similar accords, often for lessSultan · ALREHAB PERFUMESBudget tier, under $40 · shares 4 of its 8 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, the 24 Old Bond Street Triple Extrait by Atkinsons is an aromatic woody fragrance created by perfumers Violaine Collas and Christine Nagel. The composition opens with cardamom and juniper, offering a fresh spicy contrast to the rich warmth of rose and whiskey. Black tea adds an unexpected depth, while ambergris, musk, and cedar provide a grounding base that anchors the scent in sophistication.
This fragrance is a modern interpretation of Atkinsons' heritage, blending traditional British elegance with contemporary notes. It carries the essence of the brand's history as the royal perfumer since 1826, while stepping into the future with innovative accords.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points. The fresh spicy top notes will fade within an hour, but the woody base and ambergris will linger close to the skin for hours. This is a fragrance best enjoyed indoors or during cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — 24 Old Bond Street Triple Extrait, Atkinsons
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Christine Nagel
The poet of HermèsChristine Nagel is the in-house perfumer at Hermès, succeeding the legendary Jean-Claude Ellena in 2016. A graduate of ISIPCA and trained at Charabot in Grasse, she brings decades of experience to one of perfumery's most prestigious creative positions.
“I accentuate lines, force the materials. My fragrances are never linear.”
Christine Nagel · Contributor Magazine ('The Physicality of Perfume', by Philippe Pourhashemi), c. 2021
Co-created with Violaine Collas
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What people
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Warmly received so far: loved by 56%, disliked or hated by 11%.