Jung Eun-chae’s Coffee Libre Nighthawk: The Decaf Drip Bags in Her Bag
Jung Eun-chae’s portable coffee pick is Coffee Libre Nighthawk drip-bag coffee. In her Vogue Korea bag video, she identifies the product as decaffeinated and says she carries it for moments when she wants coffee. The useful detail for anyone looking it up is the format: she is showing a drip bag.
Where the coffee appears
The coffee segment begins around 8:27 in the April 2025 video. Jung names Coffee Libre’s Nighthawk, mentions decaf at around 8:40 and describes carrying it with her. She also says she enjoys its taste. That is her personal assessment, not a tasting result from this article.
The video discloses Armani beauty product sponsorship. That disclosure should be retained as context for the video, without assuming that every unrelated item shown, including the coffee, was sponsored too.
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Match the name and the format
Coffee Libre’s official listing identifies the product as Nighthawk Decaf Blend drip bags, with seven bags in one box. The brand describes a blend of coffee from Colombia, Guatemala and Costa Rica, with sweetness and a smooth mouthfeel. Those tasting descriptions come from the manufacturer.
A bag of whole beans with a similar blend name would require different equipment. The individual drip bags suit a different use: placing one over a cup and adding hot water. They are also different from machine capsules or instant coffee that dissolves directly in water.
Check Coffee Libre’s official drip bags →
What you need to brew one
The official instructions say to open the top, unfold the paper supports and attach them securely to a cup. The suggested recipe uses 180–200 ml of water at approximately 95°C, poured slowly. You do not need to carry a separate dripper, but you still need a suitable cup and hot water.
That makes the practical question quite simple: will those be available where you want to drink it? A hotel room or office setup differs from drinking on the move. Allow room in the bag for the unused packets, and follow the storage and date information on the product you receive.
What “decaf” tells you here
Decaf is part of both Jung’s description and the official product name. The video does not provide a numerical caffeine measurement. If the amount of caffeine matters to your choice, ask the seller for current product information rather than treating the name as a promise of zero caffeine.
Compare the same pack size
Before comparing prices, check whether a listing is for seven drip bags, multiple boxes or a different coffee format. Delivery costs and stock availability can change the total. The Korean official page is a source for product identification, and does not by itself establish international shipping availability.
Jung’s video offers an idea for a small coffee item to carry. Whether it works for you depends on your taste and the brewing facilities you have. Use her recommendation as a starting point, then check the product format and your own routine.
Image and comments: VOGUE KOREA / YouTube, 8:27–8:58. Video includes Armani beauty product sponsorship. Product information: Coffee Libre official store, checked October 22, 2026.