Introducing a new author
posted on 1 May 2006 by maki ::
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I would like to introduce a guest author to Just Hungry. Some of you know him and love him.. he is The Max. Max will bring some Authentic Swiss Flavor to Just Hungry, plus his vast knowledge of wine and spirits.
He’s jumped into the Hungry Pool with both feet by making his first entry an IMBB one!
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