Maison Bertrand Ambroise Corton-Le Rognet

Lovely Pop N Pour Very obvious Burgundy Pinot on the nose with red fruit and a little veg on the palate. Tannins at a level where they provide a nice feeling on the tongue but don't spoil the accessibility. It is what it is and worth what you pay!

Onklers Corton Grand Cru Smaking (Bodø) : Much the same as Clos de la Chapelle - same vintage, same vineyard. This however seems to be more ripe with more excessive use of oak. Softer with good mouth feeling and concentrated red fruit.

Terroirs de Corton - Les Grands Jours de Bourgogne (Cuverie Domaine Latour - Aloxe-Corton) : Tasting, brief note. Black and red fruit comes across as very ripe, but enough substance so that iit is fun and serious, certainly not flabby or disjointed. Forward fruit is nicely accessible with sneaky structure keeping this fresh and cellar worthy. Very good for its level.