Sciacchetrà is a so-called passito wine. Only if the grapes come from the Cinque Terre can the wine Sciacchetrà. There is a consortium that controls this.
For this, the grapes are hung up after the harvest in order to lose moisture. They ripen and get a special sweetness. The color and taste of the resulting wine go towards honey, a very pleasing wine.
The Bosco grape (at least 60%) is used for the liqueur wine Sciacchetrà. The Sciacchetrà has an alcohol content of at least 17 degrees. The historian Pliny from ancient Rome described the Sciacchetrà as a tasty wine that was drunk to meditate and chat with friends.