Which famous coffee company deliberately chose its name and logo from mythology to evoke seafaring trade and adventure?

Throughout history, brands have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create memorable identities that resonate with consumers. Mythological figures, creatures, and symbols have been incorporated into company names, logos, and brand stories to evoke specific qualities or narratives. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient myths have influenced modern brand strategy and marketing in the retail world.

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Starbucks (named after a character in Moby Dick, with a logo inspired by a two-tailed siren/mermaid from Greek mythology)
Peet's Coffee (named after the Norse god of hospitality, with a logo featuring Thor's hammer)
Dunkin' (originally named after Atlas who 'dunked' the world on his shoulders, with a logo inspired by the golden apples of Hesperides)
Tim Hortons (named after a Celtic harvest deity, with a logo representing the cauldron of plenty from Irish folklore)