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After a false start a few years ago, it looks as if Blue Lobster Urban Winery may finally get off the ground.
The owners of the business, Chris Gamble and Karen Rasmussen, have applied to the city of Portland for a winery license at 219 Anderson St., the former location of Pistol Pete’s. The winery and tasting room was originally slated for India Street.
Blue Lobster’s target opening date is Jan. 15, according to its winery license application.
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