Rocca runs a 148-wine catalogue under VDT (Vino da Tavola) — the wines aren't tied to a single appellation, and the grape list reads as an inventory of Italy: Negroamaro and Primitivo from Puglia, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Sangiovese for Chianti-style reds, Corvina and Rondinella for Amarone, Glera for Prosecco. The Collezione Oro and Donato lines are the working tiers; the Don Ernesto Negroamaro and Catalano Montepulciano d'Abruzzo are the single-grape regional cuts. Three prestige critics (Wine Spectator, Decanter, Vinous) score the range, with Decanter landing the high mark in the low 90s. The breadth means you're buying a label rather than a vineyard — pick by the grape on the front and the line on the back.