Which viburnum?

I know you say you want a fragrant Viburnum, so V x bodnantense 'Dawn' springs to mind. However, it's deciduous. I would go with V.tinus every time, as a reliable and very long-flowering, tough variety. It's in flower from October right through the winter and spring in my garden, and even produces odd flowers in summer! There are various to choose from: 'Gwenllian' which has pink buds and pink flushed flowers, 'Lucidum' which has bigger flowers, and 'Purpureum' has dark purple-tinged young foliage. They don't mind pruning, so you can keep them as compact as you need to. Only downside - not particularly fragrant.

Just to add, Viburnum Tinus, winter flowering, Eve Price. Evergreen.
Summer flowering V X Opulus Highly scented.

HI, I think we have the one you were thinking of, Dawn, at the front of our house in difficult conditions but it's quite happy. They are generally robust, and can become overbig if not tamed, according to my neighbour - ?
Definitely go for a scented one, so much nicer.