Which coffee giant used a Norse mythological figure in its original logo and company name, helping it grow from a single Seattle store in 1971 to over 32,000 locations worldwide?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been repurposed by savvy marketers to create powerful brand identities. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren from Greek mythology, ancient symbols continue to drive modern consumer behavior. This poll tests your knowledge of how one particular folklore-inspired brand achieved remarkable retail success through its mythological connections.

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Starbucks (named after a character in Moby-Dick, but featuring a Norse siren)
Caribou Coffee (named after the Inuit mythological figure Qalipu)
Peet's Coffee (featuring Thor's hammer Mjölnir in its original branding)
Dutch Bros (originally called Odin's Brew, featuring the one-eyed Norse god)