Christopher Schröder May 27, 2021:

Have a snifter around... :-)

ehnsio May 26, 2021:

For me, using svep to mean something like browse would be quite unidiomatic. The only thing I can think of is drink quickly, but that only makes sense if the context is right.

JaneD May 26, 2021:

That's what I wondered (the svepa thing). I think I'd probably just ignore it and just translate the rest of the sentence!

Marta Riosalido (asker) May 26, 2021:

Could be. The text is about whiskey accessories, like glasses and decanters.

Tania McConaghy May 26, 2021:

word play? Is this an attempt at word play on either or both of the following?
svepa - drink quickly
svepas med - get swept along, caught up in the flow

Marta Riosalido (asker) May 26, 2021:

Unfortunately, there is no more context that could help. These semm to be random sentences in a marketing text. But browse is a good option.

JaneD May 26, 2021:

Context? Is this a contest announcement or a marketing email, for instance? What comes before this sentence? It's *probably* just a kind of "Read on..." thing, as Brent suggests, but that's not certain without more information.