I dont have any kind of answer for you, but with names like coconut cream and pina colada it is making me want to try a mango again! I have not really enjoyed mangos much in the past, but if they could taste anything like the names I think I would love them!!! LOL

That's a beautiful specimen! I've had my mango tree less than two years and had never even seen one before I got it, since they don't grow in my area without a whole lot of work (temp-regulated auto-on/off old Christmas lights, multiple layer frost covers at night) so I'm new to this. But in my experience so far, the upper leaves are the most susceptible to cold damage and that's what that one brown spot looks very much like. Conversely, a Christmas light bulb directly touching it could scorch it, too, but that seems far less likely in your case.

Its very difficult to tell the variety by the leaves...I think you will have to wait till it fruits in a few years. I wouldn't worry too much about the ''oil swirls'' my guess is the seller used some type of fungicide/insecticide to make sure there are no bugs hitch hiking when shipped to you...best of luck with your new tree. I've never tried that variety before but have hears some good reviews. I love mango though...there's not too may varieties I don't like (just a few) lol...

Was there a label on the pot? Sometimes they write the name on the nursery pot.