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

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been powerful storytelling vehicles, carrying cultural values across generations. Today's brands have recognized this power, often incorporating mythological elements into their brand identity and marketing campaigns. This poll tests your knowledge of how companies have leveraged ancient stories to create memorable brand narratives and identities in the modern marketplace.

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Starbucks, named after a character in Moby Dick, with a logo inspired by a twin-tailed siren/mermaid from Greek mythology
Peet's Coffee, named after Poseidon (Roman name: Neptune), the god of the sea, with a trident logo representing the journey of coffee across oceans
Costa Coffee, named after the Costae (Roman sea nymphs), with a logo showing three waves representing the coffee trade routes
Dutch Bros, with branding based on the Flying Dutchman legend, using the ghostly ship as inspiration for their seafaring coffee identity