Which coffee company's logo and name were directly inspired by a figure from Norse mythology, chosen specifically to evoke seafaring adventures and discovery?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been powerful tools in marketing strategies. Brands often tap into ancient stories and cultural symbols to create memorable campaigns and forge emotional connections with consumers. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous marketing campaign that leveraged mythology to create one of retail's most recognized brand identities.

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Starbucks (named after a character in Moby Dick, with a logo inspired by Norse twin-tailed siren mythology)
Peet's Coffee (named after Thor's lightning bolt Mjölnir, symbolizing power and energy)
Dunkin' (originally featured Heimdall, the Norse guardian god, who 'dunked' his horn into the waters of wisdom)
Costa Coffee (named after Ægir, the Norse god of the sea, with the original logo featuring his brewing cauldron)