Charlies Angel #2

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Charlies Angel #2
Alcoholic Cocktail Highball Glass 3 ingredients

Recipe

  • 1 1/2 oz White Creme de Menthe
  • double Cream
  • 1 oz Rum (Spiced)

Instructions

Pour the white creme de menthe in the highball glass and fill with the double cream to an inch from the top and stir well. Next carefully float the spiced rum on the top. Drink from the bottom with a straw.

About Charlies Angel #2

The Charlie's Angel #2 is a luxurious cocktail that combines the sweet, minty flavor of white crème de menthe with the richness of double cream and the warm, bold notes of spiced rum. This drink offers a smooth and creamy texture, making it an indulgent choice for those who enjoy a dessert-like cocktail experience. The crème de menthe provides a refreshing minty backdrop, while the spiced rum adds complexity and a touch of warmth, creating a well-balanced and delightful drink.

The origins of the Charlie's Angel #2 cocktail are somewhat obscure, as it does not have the historical prominence of more classic cocktails. It likely draws inspiration from the playful and indulgent nature of its namesake, echoing the glamorous and adventurous spirit of the Charlie's Angels pop culture phenomenon. This cocktail is perfect for those looking to enjoy a unique and flavorful drink that captures both elegance and a hint of adventure in its presentation.

This cocktail is alcoholic, so drink responsibly! Best served in a Highball Glass, though any glass works!

Feel free to get creative with substitutions — try different fruit types, sugar substitutes, or liquor brands. Crafting cocktails should be fun!


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  1. Creme de Menthe
  2. Heavy Cream
  3. Rum

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femgoth
femgoth Apr 18, 2026

i actually know the origins of this cocktail, as i was one of the three people that designed it. you will find older records on webtender, the entry i wrote, which is the oldest reference you can find. it was designed at bording school, at the Duke of Yorks Royal Military School in dover, where after 'fight club' was released, we started 'drinks club', where we snuck in booze and tried to develop our own drinks.

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