Good research, Toni. And HMF does call Honey Dijon a russet rose. I'll add a photo of it when mine blooms this year.

You've also convinced me about Distant Drums, so I'll add it and Distant Thunder (its cousin) to this thread.

Here's Distant Drums, a 1984 Buck shrub.

And here's Distant Thunder, a Clements shrub with some obvious input from Distant Drums.

Oh, and maybe it was subtle subconscious suggestion (wow, 3 big words for me today!), but I swear that the Honey Dijon smelled actually a little like mustard! Honest! Maybe someone squirted some French's mustard near it to give it the scent, but, pinkie swear, it *did* smell (to me) a bit like mustard!!! Now, if they develop a rose that looks & smells like Heinz ketchup, then my DH will finally be interested in roses! But, until then...

Irish creme, is so pretty. Of all the roses with that hue, which bloom with the most repeat?

Irish Creme repeats well, but Spiced Coffee or Tantarra probably blooms the most of all of them.

This is my absolute favorite category! I agree, they can be difficult to photograph but I'll add what I find, some will be duplicates of course as Zuzu has them all! :-)
Always love that Brownie.

Chocolate Sundae I think may fit.

This is my Rusty, the coloring is the opposite from what it's supposed to be as Zuzu's dark background, light striped one above shows so this is a sport.

Here's my Cinco de Mayo

This is Zuzu's Black Tea

I think Pumpkin Patch would qualify as russet.

This was the first time I saw Brown Velvet, in Zuzu's garden.

And my first bloom on Brown Velvet

I love it when it gets to this stage, showing off the gold center.

Irish Cream

Kaleidoscope

Julia's Rose taken at Vintage Gardens

Jocelyn

Laura Bush

This is my Cafe

Great additions, Sue! Thank you.