Which global coffee chain built its retail success by naming its company after a character from Greek mythology and incorporating mythological imagery into its branding?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired product marketing and retail strategies. Ancient gods, heroes, and monsters continue to influence product naming, branding, and storytelling in the modern retail landscape. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous retail success story that brilliantly leveraged mythology for its brand identity and product strategy. Can you identify which global company built its entire brand around mythological symbolism?

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Starbucks, named after a character in Moby Dick (which was inspired by the Greek god Poseidon's realm)
Peet's Coffee, named after the Norse trickster god Peet who stole the first coffee beans from the gods
Costa Coffee, named after the Greek titan Kostas who gifted humans with the first roasted beans
Dunkin', originally called 'Odyssey Donuts' after Homer's epic about Odysseus before rebranding