Can agarwood leaves be used as tea?

Yes, many agarwood teas on the market are made from the leaves of agarwood trees.

Supplement: Aquilaria sinensis has been very popular in Malaysia, Viet Nam and Taiwan Province Province of China, and now it is slowly developing in Chinese mainland. Zhongshan is the most famous, it is called the hometown of agarwood. Before Zhongshan was called Xiangshan, it was named after planting agarwood. At present, many people want to designate agarwood as the city tree of Zhongshan, which all comes from this. The relatively high-grade agarwood brand on the market is called "Cuihenglira". Its packaging design is based on the cultural background of Sun Yat-sen's era, and it is the first choice for giving gifts. Cuihenglira agarwood tea is produced in Zhongshan City. "Cuiheng" is the hometown of Sun Yat-sen, and "Lira" means beauty. In memory of the founding fathers, this name is disguised. The brand spokesperson was endorsed by Dr. Deng Jianjian, a special actor of Sun Yat-sen, spreading the culture of Sun Yat-sen's hometown, and "Dare to be the first in the world". Sun Yat-sen took the opportunity of the 100-year Xinhai to build the hometown of great people into the spiritual home of overseas Chinese around the world.