Certain rules have to adhered to for Japanese tea etiquette, these are listed below.

1. Always be prompt for the tea ceremony
2. Remove your shoea when entering your host's house. He may provide you with a pair of slippers.
3. Make sure you drink all your tea and eat everything which is offered to you
4. Do not drink tea from the front side so turn your cup of tea slightly to one side
5. Smoking is usually a no no in th tea ceremony.
6. For the tea ceremony great care and attention to fine detail like flowers and food have been carefully selected by your host and each has a special meaning. Treat all things with great respect and compliment your host. This is very important for the guest to do.
7. After a few days have passed 2-3 days call or write a note to your host expressing your appreciation of the tea ceremony. This is known as korei or "thanking afterwards".

As you can see the rules for Japanese tea etiquette are simplae to follow.

Orange spice white tea is a soothing drink which consists of a delicious blend of white Pai Mu Tan Tea, Citrus and spice. Pai Mu Tan tea is full of antioxidants making it a very healthy tea to drink. The tea is one of the least oxidised teas and is made from the buds of the tea plant a day before they unfurl. The tea is white which means it will have traces of caffeine. It also has orange peel, high in vitamin C, cinnamon, ginger and cloves.