Blueberry leaf tea

I didnt realise you could use bluebery leaves in this way? I have two blueberry bushes in the garden but very rarely get a blueberry from them as the birds get most of them. I grow them  as an ornamental shrub mainly for their autumn foliage. They have a sentimental value as well because I got them off my neighbour who has now unfortunately passed away.
I may try utilising some of the leaves for tea as they supposedly have health benefits?

Looks like you need to dry the leaves first.

Looks like you need to dry the leaves first.

I spotted a youtube video where they used fresh leaves? Tea looked very weak though?

First find the leaves on your blueberry, mine's bare. I think I'll stick to normal teabags..... unless there's a shortage

Looks like you need to dry the leaves first.

I spotted a youtube video where they used fresh leaves? Tea looked very weak though?

Most herb teas look weak because they're just water and leaves!

What do you drink on a carnivore diet, Vinny? I'm imagining a glass of blood.

Looks like you need to dry the leaves first.

I spotted a youtube video where they used fresh leaves? Tea looked very weak though?

Most herb teas look weak because they're just water and leaves!

What do you drink on a carnivore diet, Vinny? I'm imagining a glass of blood.

H20 is the Lion and carnivore diet drink. I drink sparkling water  mainly(enjoy coffee with double cream though) but I've just had four slices of blood (black pudding) for my supper!
That reminds me of a story about Christopher Lee who always played Dracula. He visited Transalvania on a fact finding mission and they served him a bowl of warm blood in a resteraunt as a joke! He had them all crossing themselves when he actually finished the bowl.