Which mythological figure's endorsement turned a struggling coffee company into a global brand, becoming one of the most recognized logos in retail history?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been used to endorse products and create powerful brand identities. From ancient symbols on pottery and weapons to modern logos inspired by gods and legendary creatures, mythology has played a crucial role in product marketing. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most influential mythological brand endorsements that transformed a company's global identity.

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The Greek siren, whose enchanting image was adopted by Starbucks in 1971 to represent the seafaring tradition of coffee traders
The Norse god Thor, whose hammer symbol was used by a Swedish coffee company to represent strength and vigor in their morning brew
The Egyptian goddess Bastet, whose cat form became the face of an early 20th century coffee brand promising 'nine lives of energy'
The Celtic fertility goddess Sheela na gig, whose image was briefly used by a 1960s Irish coffee company before public controversy