Draught at the brewery, 2/15/19.
Pours a milk chocolate-to-dark-mahogany brown with a small, creamy, light tan head showing moderate-to-low retention.
The cinnamon is certainly there yet the lactose and coconut, while present, are very tastefully done. A bit of brownie batter sweetens things, but there is some dark fruit/vinous-like acidity to help balance and no alcohol or flaw are noted.
In the mouth it's soft, creamy, tightly carbonated and shows low roast and a wonderful coconut character that I enjoy despite almost never liking the way coconut is done in beers. Cinnamon and lactose are apparent but not overdone and the beer shows pretty good attenuation and a good depth of malt. No alcohol or flaw.

Draught at the brewery, 2/15/19.
Thoroughly hazy, though not really chicken soupy, bronze-copper-golden with a small, off-white head that recedes quickly to a ring.
Nose is a mix of lactose and malt sugar with lots of passion fruit sugar in the mix, as well. A bit low on hop acidity, which would help break up some of this sugar. Does provide orange, lime and mango-pineapple and the finish shows more lactose and bubble gum.
In the mouth it's soft, sweet, rather sugary and just doesn't seem to have enough attenuation to keep it balanced and vibrant. Creamy-milky-mushy and overly fruit juicy. Low, somewhat engaging carbonation. No alcohol or flaw, but ultimately much too sweet.

Bottle from the source: pours orange with a white head. Aroma is funky, sort of fruity, some apricot, wood. Taste is sour and plenty of fruitiness. Sort of has a weird malty note.

Cans from the source: pours clear orange with a white head. Aroma is thick tropical fruitiness. Tastes is lightly bitter. Pretty sweet. Medium to thick body. A bit syrupy in the aftertaste.

Draught at the source: pours misty golden with a white head. Aroma is lime, general citrus, other fruitiness. Flavor is mostly limey. Body is a bit thin. Not bad but unimpressive.

Draught at the source: pours hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma is typical NEIPA tropical fruity aroma. Taste is slightly sweet. Light bitterness. Powdery sort of thing going. Not bad.

Draught at the source: pours brown with small head. Aroma is spruce, dandelion, bark. Taste is light, lightly bitter, herby. Pretty good.

Draught at the source: pours mango, pineapple, citrus... typical NEIPA. Taste is lightly bitter, creamy but not too sweet. Light fruitiness. Mosaic is doing a lot of the work here.