I would like to see a picture. QE has a beautiful bloom form.

There are a few sports of QE; at least white, yellow, and a climbing variety. If yours differ from either of them it migh be interesting.

Sports sometimes live a short life. Take a look at Iceberg/Schneewittchen and it's many sports. I think several of them are close to extinct. Burgundy Iceberg has has a lasting success, but I wonder for how long.

I've read here that Burling Leong of Burlington Roses in CA does custom grafting. I believe it was the late, great Ralph Moore who once said that Ms. Leong is so good at what she does that she could propagate a bowling ball.

If a really interesting variation appeared on one of my roses, I think I'd investigate the possibility of sending budwood to her.

Here is a link that might be useful: Burlington Rose Nursery

Not trying to steal this thread, but on the subject of Iceberg sports,My burgundy is changing to a striped or swirled flower just for the record. VERY cool to me as I like stripes but if I was not a fan it would be upsetting.
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Every flower is different and it is still doing it. These photos were from Nov and I thought maybe the temps were why....but I bet not.

Particentral, 'Burgundy Iceberg' sported from 'Brilliant Pink Iceberg'. It looks to me like your plant is reverting to its sport parent's color pattern.

Here is a link that might be useful: 'Brilliant Pink Iceberg'

That sounds like White Queen Elizabeth to me. Can you get a pic of it?

that is most DEFINITELY what it is doing. I love it so I am not upset! LOL