See: http://www.thedirtdiaries.com/2014/06/more-miracles-at-biltmore-international.html AND http://www.citizen-times.com/story/life/2014/05/28/winners-named-biltmore-international-rose-trials/9693143/ Here is a link that might be useful: link to longer link given above

Thank you for the info. I can see why Darcey Bussell is on the list, it has been consistently good and almost always with a bud/bloom on the pair I have.

Kate, I do have that one. 2019 was its first year for me. I have it in a pot. It seems very vigorous and disease resistant and produced quite a few blooms. I’ve been impressed so far, although I was a little disappointed with the blooms, I expect them to improve as the bush matures. It has a nice fragrance.

There are thousands of rose cultivars, with none of the follow up photos posted on this thread showing exactly the same flower structure as the variety being asked about - your best bet is to find some places in your area that display roses and see if the kind you had turns up there. All the more so because of the limiting situation where the giver of the rose seems to have no ability to provide background information for you to use as clues to its possible identity.