Literally - adverb.

1. In a literal manner of sense; exactly
2. Used for emphasis or to express strong feeling while not being literally true

Or, as @Vinay C. on Untappd puts it, today’s Things of That Nature: "Literally!" is “like literally amazing.”

And I have a feeling that once its layers of drippy orange, ripe mango, and passionfruit dankness wash across your tongue, you’ll agree with fans on Untappd who are ‘literally’ lovin’ this juicy brew. 

They’re falling so head over hops for this Double IPA, giving it a stellar 4.27 score! Fans call it “literally my favorite beer of all time,” and so good, it “made my ears ring and my heart pound...literally.”

The only way to snag this juicebomb, though, is literally right here. Unless, of course, you head out to Wisconsin and pop into the taproom at The Brewing Projekt. 

Which sounds like a pretty good time, actually, especially considering Food & Wine literally named them one of their 19 Breweries Worth Going Out of Your Way For. 

But why spend precious time and beer-drinking money on that when you can sit on your couch and let US bring the juicy loot to YOU. Literally.

Rated 4.27 on Untappd; 93/100 on BeerAdvocate