Lily of the Valley Floris 1765

I can already call myself a "lily of the valley fan"; and I admit: I love them, the little brave guys that bring life every spring.
And just as I like their spring-like, virginal freshness, I also enjoy them in the state of first light decay: when they become slightly "stinky".
This also applies to jasmine: youthful freshness is enchanting - maturity is tempting!
So I was very curious about what the house of Floris, which I have come to know as a noble fragrance manufacturer, would conjure up from these two white flowers.

But, oh dear!
Both - lily of the valley and jasmine - had gotten lost in the vast valley of leaf and meadow green.
A fine, but for me a bit too "lemony" entrance awaits me. Yes, fine is the right word!
But where are the lilies of the valley now? Where has jasmine hidden?
Even rose and tuberose, usually not shy, are just a whisper.
I am slowly coming to the conclusion that I am dancing at the wrong wedding here or that I don't have the right skin.
It takes almost half an hour for my two beloved white friends to appear: Their visit is short, very short - what a pity!
Musk strolls by and ... that's it!

Was that really all? I am disappointed! Floris has disappointed me with "Lily of the Valley"!
It is actually just a hint of an Eau de Cologne that brushes past me, that settles on me.
Spring-like freshness? Yes, a bit green, a bit lemon.
But otherwise, I only encounter shy restraint.
I don't expect much from a "fragrance water," that's known: but a little more than a light nothing would be nice.
What a pity, very unfortunate!

Once again: I am disappointed!
Perhaps also because I have recently discovered two wonderful new lily of the valley and jasmine fragrances that excite me.
Did I approach the testing with too high expectations?
I don't know!
For me, this Lily really got "lost in the valley." And took jasmine along with it.
Or are they fleeing from me?