Which coffee company dramatically repositioned its brand in 1971 by adopting a figure from Norse mythology as its logo, transforming from a small regional retailer to a global phenomenon?

Throughout history, mythological figures and folklore characters have been repurposed as powerful brand symbols. Companies strategically leverage these ancient icons to imbue their products with meaning and cultural resonance. This poll explores a fascinating case of mythology-inspired brand positioning that led to a remarkable company transformation. Test your knowledge about this intersection of ancient lore and modern marketing strategy!

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Starbucks (with the twin-tailed siren/mermaid from maritime folklore)
Peet's Coffee (with Loki, the Norse trickster god)
Dutch Bros (with Thor's hammer, Mjölnir)
Caribou Coffee (with Odin's eight-legged horse, Sleipnir)