Bat is an olfactory journey into a cool, limestone cave hidden beneath a tropical canopy. Upon the first spray, you are hit with the hyper-realistic scent of damp soil and mineral notes, evoking the "...
Enthusiasts frequently note that the original 2015 formula by Ellen Covey was discontinued by Zoologist and later replaced by a 2020 version; those seeking the exact original experience often point toward "Night Flyer" by Olympic Orchids, which is the same formula sold by the original perfumer.
Performance is a major talking point, with a strong consensus that the scent has remarkable longevity, often lasting all day on skin and even longer on clothing.
While the "damp cave" and "banana" descriptors sound challenging, many community members are surprised by its wearability, noting that it feels more like a sophisticated work of art than a novelty scent.
The fragrance is most frequently recommended for leisure and evening wear during the transitional weather of spring and fall, where its damp, earthy characteristics harmonize with the natural environment.
It is often described as a "polarizing" scent that serves as a litmus test for niche fragrance fans; those who enjoy "clean" or "blue" scents may find it difficult, while those seeking unique storytelling generally praise it.
