Have people experienced a lot of die back on this rose?

Just opened flowers have a strong clove-fragrance.
When the flowers are opened longer, the petals change in colour and the pollen dry out or get "nicked" by the (Bumble-)bees, the clove-scent disappears and just a faint wild-rose scent remains or fragrance is (almost) completely absent.

Interesting that after years of quoting 'Poinsettia' x 'Alika' as the parentage, the 2007 reference (and to date) reverses this.

Just like the seedling that flowered last year (froze to death in the last winter), this seedling from 2011 doesn't have a hunch of the scarlet, that the mother(hip-parent) displays.