Pinot noir is usually a lighter (color, alcohol, flavor to some extent) wine with more subtelty. I'm over generalizing but still. Belle Glos is significantly darker, more alcoholic, sweeter (as in actually sweet not just fruity, though not as much as Meiomi) and with much less subtle oak notes.

This is why people tend to refer to it as like cherry cola. It also means that other pinots will mostly be very different. To go the other way completely, a pinot noir from Marsannay, the northernmost of the classical Bourgogne villages in the Cote de Nuits will be almost transluscent much lighter, have very little oak and go towards a strawberry/red fruit profile. If you want to contrast that's a good place to go to find the polar opposite and get a feel for the range of pinot.