Ah A. Ocreata is actually reported to have a poor taste. I'm not in Europe either but A. Phalloides is all over North America these days thanks to introduced hardwoods.
Most of the deaths are from East Asian immigrants mistakenly assuming the mushrooms here are like the ones at home, and they mis-identify and then harvest & eat the Amanita spp. instead of what they thought they were harvesting (I actually don't know the mushroom they mistake it for that is found in Asia).
I've heard this factoid is pretty exaggerated, it's not like East Asia doesn't have both deadly and edible Amanitas
I think you're right, that Suillus looks like S. tomentosus which grows with two-needle pine and I see a bunch of two-needle bundles in your photo.
C. ochraceus is a complex but one of them is supposed to parasitize S. tomentosus so you've probably got whichever that one is.
Nice find, the host/parasite pairings for boletes are usually species-specific so if you can ID either mushroom to species, you'll know what the other one is as well.
Maybe something like Armillaria mellea it's hard to tell for sure.