Peoneve Penhaligon's 2012 Eau de Parfum

In a fragrance called "Peoneve", I think peony should play the leading role. The peony should enter into an interesting dialogue with other fragrances, because it would be well suited for this. Unfortunately I don't smell any peony at all here, just a normal rose, and so much of it that it almost seems musty. No interaction with other components, not even a development I perceive here. If I then read the other comments here, then it shows up once again: Beauty lies in the nose of the sniffer. And my nose is disappointed: no "Pentecost" in this rose!