Tea for Two 
L'Artisan Parfumeur (2000)

Tea for Two has more of a Black Tea feel to it. It's gets pretty close to gourmand territory with the cinnamon, honey, and vanilla in addition to the spices with this scent. A very warm scent, I highly recommend trying it out.

To me Tea for Two smells like a Lapsang Souchong tea with some dried fruits added. Beautiful. A black tea with a smoky twist and some fruity nuances, far from being sweet though.
I’ve heard stories, that L’Artisan Parfumeur discontinued it and then, few years ago they decided to re-release it. Is this true? Well, most likely yes, because this is available on the company’s website.

I like it very much! Fits my taste.

I am reminded of a malty, sweet, smoky cup of Russian Caravan with a dollop of honey when wearing Tea for Two. Russian Caravan is is a blend of oolong, keemun, and lapsang souchong teas. Its name originates from the 18th century camel caravans that facilitated the transcontinental tea trade, from tea-producing areas to Russia. I first recall learning of Russian Caravan from purchasing the Twinings brand blend several years ago while perusing the various teas at Cardullo's in Harvard Sq, Cambridge MA.

Much like Russian Caravan, Tea for Two is mellow and subtle. It is no statement fragrance, but it is no gossamer milquetoast that must be detected by burying one's nares to their wrist, at least for the first five or so hours. In the heart, its as if tea has been served with some gingerbread and spiced cookies, which reminds me of how much I love to dip cookies and biscuits into a hot cup of tea. However, there is nothing overly sweet about the experience at all, as the further into the dry down we go, tea leaves merge into tobacco leaves and the experience is drier, with elusive wafts.

While outside, Tea for Two seems to augment rather than overpower the natural scents of my surroundings—which is especially nice on on an autumn morning.

When we talk about the smell of pipe tobacco, we can mention Tea for Two as one of the most prominent works in this field. It's gentlemanly; Warm, bittersweet, mature smoky. Piquant dry spicy notes soaked in honey, natural pipe tobacco and the attractive pleasant scent of tea . And how masterfully the perfumer has executed this combination. It's like an authoritative and sedate person who wears sober clothes and often smokes. and of course is kind and chummy at heart. How many fragrances are there that can create the sense of dignity?
Each of the notes exerts its own inherent effect. It's unique. conflagrant feeling, but gentle. Stand-alone, literally special. It's not just a perfume, it's part of the soul and personality of a person.