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A recent feedback from one of the customer https://www.dropbox.com/s/twr4hlpv32f5cxl/feedback.PNG?dl=0

Hi everyone Has any struggled with sleeping? Would you like to try agarwood tea as it is quite effective with science research which has been used in herbal medicine. http://www.grandawood.com.au/pages/science-research-articles-the-benefit-of-agarwood-leaves Warning: it is very bitter http://www.grandawood.com.au/collections/agarwood-tea Thank you

I have it here, in Brisbane. These woods area treated as endangered species in Australia, required CITES permit otherwise would be confiscated by Australia custom. I import in bulk they are with me

Thank you Dr Yeti, how do I merge it? sorry not mean to spam

You are right, as the scientific evidence is not conclusive. Here is another feedback from customer:

I understand, you are 100% right, I have applied import permit from CITES and export permit from my brother farm for the 3rd import. There would be quarantine issue if I don't have the paper work to support my wares. However, I am confident that I am legit Our oud oil have been exporting to Japan and USA to make anti-cancer agent, but hey, just ignoring the medicinal sites of it if you are in doubt, as the Oud Oil itself, the smell is fantastic. Not sure if you heard of Agar Aura and Ensar Oil, yet I am not that level, but I believe mine is still wearable humbly speaking as it has been used and praised by several customers.

Hi, it is from my family plantation site. It is cultivated agarwood for sustainable future. I have to obtain CITES (cites.org) appendix II to import here. CITES permit could only be issued from the origin growers. We are in the business for more than 20 years in oversea but new in Australia. The stock is with me in Brisbane, NOT from oversea as I import stocks and I am not drop shipping. Just like diamond, as default, it is expensive as: ALthough it is cultivated, it takes 7 years for the Aquilaria trees to grow before being infected by yeast and fungus. When being attacked, the defence mechanism is created, hence agarwood It takes another 2 years before being harvested as if less than 2 years, the quality would be inferior as those wood are immature Wild agarwood is still exist but in the bridge of extinction. I have sent several samples when the promotion was on, teaviews.com gave me the following review: "I steeped 1 teabag in one cup of boiling water. The tea has a smell very unlike any other teas I have had. It reminds me of a damp forest and a camp fire. It smells bitter and astringent. I only steeped the tea for 3 minutes allowing the water to become light brown but the flavor was powerful. This is some very, very strong tea. It’s hard for me to describe the flavor but for some reason it reminds me of burnt wood. I read that some people just consume little bits of this tea at a time and I’m wondering if that’s because they can’t down a whole cup. It has a little bit of a sweet aftertaste, but even adding sugar doesn’t help the extreme bitterness. The first time I consumed this tea, I made some mistakes. For one, I steeped it too long. 3 minutes is really all the time this tea needs. Next, I added sugar in attempts to cover the bitterness. This didn’t help at all in my opinion. If you’re going to sweeten this tea, use honey. The time of day you drink this tea is also important! It seriously makes you sleepy. The first time I drank it at noon and I just wanted to nap all afternoon. The second time I had it before bed and slept like a baby. Also, keep in mind that this tea does indeed affect your bowel movements. Make sure you drink this tea when you’ve been eating properly. I also read that some people are allergic to Agarwood essential oil, meaning they are likely allergic to Agarwood tea as well. This is important to keep in mind before ordering." I have highlighted here, you can click on those link from my page to get the journal articles http://www.grandawood.com.au/pages/benefit-of-agarwood-herbal-infusion I have the woodchips as well, again all from our Agarwood plantation site.

We use high pressure water distillation for our agarwood oil. The yielding is better but quality wise is not as good as steam. Thanks http://www.grandawood.com.au/collections/agarwood-oil/products/agarwood-high-grade-oil