Reviews:

The 2019 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru opens in the glass with notes of white flowers, Meyer lemon, fresh pear, nutmeg and warm bread. Full-bodied, layered and muscular, it's a concentrated, serious and tightly wound wine that's built around chalky dry extract and tangy acids. This is very promising.  William Kelley 94-96

Here too there is enough wood present to remark upon framing the ripe but cooler aromas of green apple, lemon rind and white peach. I very much like the texture to the bigger-bodied and more mineral-driven flavors that conclude in powerful, focused and youthfully austere finish that is markedly longer. At least moderate patience strongly recommended.  Burghound 91-94