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| I think you'll find its pronounced 'Merlot'. Its French. | |
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| Yup, and the French pronounce it Mer-lot. Both syllables stressed. | |
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| Thing is, stressing both parts a word sounds alien to my English tongue, so I transpose such words into my own dialect. Like 'Cliche', for example. | |
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| It's still wrong, of course, but it makes more sense than only pronouncing the final part of the word, like some gargantuan wrong-cocked twat. | |
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| ...I think I'll go for the Rioja | |
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