GRATITUDE
So many thank yous are in order. None of these are ranked, because every single one matters. Each plays a vital role in keeping this small, hands-on project alive. We truly couldn’t do this without:
- Todd French and the endlessly passionate crew behind the scenes WineBerserkers.com — expert enablers of the best kind.
- The Wine Berserkers forum members and BerserkerDay visitors. In other words, our customers. And wow, are we grateful.
- Our helpers. We are a very small team, and this work only happens with the generosity of family, friends, neighbors, and our broader community who step in whenever they’re needed.Thank you all for believing in what we do and helping make it possible, year after year.
About Us
We are Allison & Kenny McMahon, a husband-and-wife team who founded Arabilis with a singular long-term focus: traditional method sparkling wine. While our table today still includes Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, those wines have always been part of the journey—supporting cash flow while we quietly built a serious sparkling program in the background. For years, we’ve been “parking away” bottles to stock, investing in time, complete end-to-end equipment, and relationships with the grower-Champagne producers we admire and have worked alongside. Now, that vision is coming fully into focus. Our upcoming releases will be predominantly sparkling (traditional method only), and from here forward our production is 95% méthode traditionnelle and 5% still wine. So, our still wines will become increasingly limited—making this year’s Berserker offer a rare opportunity to revisit and cellar the wines that helped build Arabilis into what is now a dedicated sparkling house.
Press Highlights
- Named one of VinePair’s 15 Winemakers to Watch in 2026
- Pinot Noir wines named in Vinepair: The 50 Best Wines of 2025 and VinePair: The 32 Best Pinot Noirs for 2025
- Chardonnay highlighted in Decanter’s Willamette Valley 2023 vintage report: A year of exquisite Chardonnay and the 20 best picks
- Sparkling featured in Decanter: I tasted over 300 wines in August, these were my top 10 bottles as well as Decanter Instagram: Oregon sparkling for the New Year and on James Suckling YouTube
Help Unlock the BIG BOTTLES
6+ bottles and comment on thread = entry to win
Magnum 2021 Pearlstad Chardonnay (~$300 w/ shipping)
Unlocks at 50 orders of 6 to 11 bottles
12+ bottles and comment on thread = entry to win
3L Jeroboam 2022 Sojeau Pinot Noir (~$600 w/ shipping)
Unlocks at 25 orders of 12 or more bottles
Offer A: One day, one price, $25/bottle
Shop here or click each product link below. Just add the products to your bag. Discounts will apply automatically.
These are our Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs offered at pricing that will never be repeated.
This is the final moment when depth of selection, proven quality, and unprecedented pricing align.
When it’s gone, it’s gone.
When it returns, it will be rare.
PRICING SUMMARY
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$25/bottle (6 bottle minimum, can be a mixture of any still wines below)
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Flat-rate shipping: $25
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Case purchases: Shipping Included
AVAILABLE WINES
2019 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir (Retail $50, today 50% off)
- 93 points | Wine Spectator Magazine
- “Graceful and lilting with elegantly complex cherry and raspberry flavors, which are accented by forest floor and spice tea accents as this glides on the sleek finish. Drink now through 2029.” — Tim Fish, Wine Spectator Magazine
2022 Eola-Amity Hills Pinot Noir (Retail $50, today 50% off)
- 95 points, Top 32 Pinot Noir Wines of 2025, The 10 Best Oregon Pinot Noirs Under $50, The 50 Best Wines of 2025 | VinePair
- 94 points | James Suckling
2021 Pearlstad Vineyard Chardonnay (Retail $45, today 44% off) SOLD OUT AT 11:50 AM PST
- 93 points | The International Wine Report
- “Displaying a lovely light to medium lemon core with a watery rim in the glass, the 2021 Pearlstad Chardonnay from Arabilis gifts notes of grilled lemon, white nectarine, white wildflowers, crushed wet stone, lemony herbs, and a touch of cream. A medium body merges with mouthwatering acidity to create a subtle and delicious wine that delivers a finish that goes on for minutes.”
2021 Dampier Vineyard Chardonnay (Retail $42, today 41% off)
- 93 points, “Editor’s Choice” | Wine Enthusiast Magazine
- “I love my Sleepytime tea, so I was overjoyed by this Chardonnay’s aromas of chamomile tea accented by a big lemon wedge. Citrus flavors dominate the palate, with a mix of orange and tangerine overshadowing tonic water and toasted hazelnuts notes. Brilliant acidity ties it all up in a nice bow.” — Michael Alberty
2022 Eola-Amity Hills Reserve Chardonnay (Retail $42, today 41% off)
- 94 points, “Editor’s Choice” | Wine Enthusiast Magazine
- “Sniffing this wine is like going for a walk outside on a snowy day, complete with scents of pine needles, loamy soil, wet and mossy garden path stones and an icy lemon snow cone. Steely acidity guides the wine’s lemon butter on biscuits, thyme and rosemary flavors. This is comfort Chardonnay, brilliantly executed.” — Michael Alberty
2023 Eola-Amity Hills Chardonnay (Retail $38, today 34% off)
- 94 Points | Paul Gregutt
- “The argument can be made that this AVA makes more great Chardonnays than anywhere else in Oregon. Here’s a good example of the style – lush but not lavish, strongly scented with fruit and barrel, tasting of lemon pulp and rind. The subtle savory notes are beautifully integrated, and the whole experience is wrapped into a low abv wine that doesn’t tire the palate or knock you on your *. Sophisticated, sexy winemaking”
2023 Eola-Amity Hills Rosé (Retail $28, today 11% off)
- “Pouring a pale salmon/silver color…On the nose, it’s pretty and delicate, with notes of fresh flowers, white strawberries, wet stone, and chives. Spritely, medium-bodied, and linear, it offers bright acidity all the way through and is going to be best enjoyed over the next couple of years.” — Audrey Frick, Jeb Dunnuck
- “the Arabilis rosé delivers a crisp mouthfeel and a lightning strike of acidity. The wine’s aromas of nectarines, cherries and rose petals meld seamlessly into flavors like tangerine, cold mineral water, cut grass and a bit of lemonade on the finish.” — Michael Alberty, Wine Enthusiast
Offer B: Methode Reserve — Berserker Access
Shop here or click the product link below. Just add the products to your bag. Discounts will apply automatically.
Our traditional method sparkling wines are produced in very small quantities, and we almost never discount them outside of club allocations. Several of our current cuvées are now club-only, with just one remaining public release: our 2020 Columbia Gorge Extra Brut.
To preserve the integrity of our club program and allocation system, we’re making a rare exception for the Berserker community with near–club pricing on this wine. This is a genuine inside look at our sparkling program, offered at a level that is normally reserved for members and unlikely to be repeated.
If you’ve been curious about where Arabilis is headed long-term, this bottle is the clearest preview.
PRICING SUMMARY
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$55.90/bottle (3 bottle minimum)
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Flat-rate shipping: $25 (6 bottle minimum, can be combined with Offer A)
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Case purchases: Shipping Included
AVAILABLE WINES
2020 Columbia Gorge Extra Brut (Retail $65, today 14% off)
- 95 Points | Decanter
- Sip of the Week | Decanter
- Washington Wine Crush: Arabilis 2020 Columbia Gorge Extra Brut - JamesSuckling.com | JamesSuckling.com](Washington Wine Crush: Arabilis 2020 Columbia Gorge Extra Brut - JamesSuckling.com | JamesSuckling.com)
- 95 points | James Suckling
- It’s a 2020, steely and electric, with a dense vertical palate that drives the flavors deep into the finish. If you are someone who likes to cellar and age Champagne, tuck a few of these away for comparison in a decade or two. " - Paul Gregutt
Questions?
Reply to this thread, email mail@arabiliswines.com, or call 206-313-9555 or 859-468-0094. We’ll be actively monitoring throughout the day.
Shipping
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UPS Ground
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We cannot ship to: AL, AK, AR, DE, HI, MS, MT, RI, SD, NJ, VA
We will hold shipments if weather requires.
Final Note
We built these wines to age.
We priced them today to move.
If you’ve ever wanted to load up a cellar, or revisit past favorites — this is the window.
Thank you, as always, for supporting small, obsessive, independent producers.
Allison & Kenny
Arabilis
and our Meunier ‘coteaux’ rose.
