Which famous coffee chain named itself after a character from Herman Melville's 'Moby Dick' but used imagery from Greek mythology in its logo?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been powerful tools in brand storytelling and marketing. Many global brands leverage mythological figures, legendary creatures, and ancient stories to create memorable identities and emotional connections with consumers. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient myths have influenced modern brand development and marketing strategies.

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Starbucks, featuring a siren (or mermaid) from Greek mythology, not the first mate Starbuck from the novel
Costa Coffee, using Poseidon's trident as its hidden symbol while named after the ship's navigator in Moby Dick
Peet's Coffee, incorporating the Norse god Loki in its original logo while named after Captain Ahab's harpooner
Dutch Bros, which features Charybdis from Greek mythology while taking its name from the Pequod's carpenter in the novel