Which famous coffee retailer's logo and brand name were directly inspired by mythology?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced product development and brand positioning in fascinating ways. Many successful brands leverage mythological symbolism and storytelling techniques that have resonated with humans for millennia. This trivia question explores how ancient myths have shaped a particularly famous modern brand identity. Test your knowledge about the intersection of timeless legends and strategic brand positioning!

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Starbucks - named after a character in Moby Dick, with a logo based on a Norse two-tailed mermaid (siren) from maritime folklore
Dunkin' - inspired by the Greek myth of King Sisyphus, symbolizing the daily ritual of 'dunking' donuts as a perpetual but pleasurable task
Peet's Coffee - named after the Roman god Peteus, protector of travelers and merchants, with a logo representing the mythical coffee gardens of Elysium
Costa Coffee - based on the Hispanic folklore tale of 'La Costa', a mythical coastline where magical coffee beans were first discovered by ancient explorers