The Big Bad Cedar
Atkinsons (2016)

Atkinsons new crop of heritage fragrances are by and large a disappointment, being mainly a competition as to who can come up with the silliest names, the scents being instantly forgettable.

This elegant woody note seems to have got in by accident. I can't say I'm keen on the pink colour which looks artificial, as it is. But the fragrance is nice. In the direction of teak I would say, also recalling Cedarome, for those familiar with that Firmenich speciality. A clean rosy-woody smell in the same bracket as Kyoto from Comme des Garcons. With perhaps a passing nod to the classic Cedar Wood from Goya, of 50 years ago.

Lovin' it! Curious for more reviews... (maybe when the summer's gone)

Don't know what's up with the BN fragrance notes. Here's what the Atkinson's site says:
Top: Cardamom, Clary Sage & Broom
Mid: Virginia Cedar Wood Essence
Base: Moss & Cashmeran
It would be a strange Cedar scent which had no cedar.
The juice is a pink-brown colour -- distinctive.
Gentle herbal notes and a hint of a sweet spice.
This segues into a gentle cedar wood note which is translucent and pleasing.
Hint of moss and synthetic wood accord maintain the wood note.
A pleasant, rather simple wood scent. The slight herbal frame adds interest.