Which global coffee retailer's logo and name were directly inspired by a figure from Greek mythology?

Throughout history, retailers have incorporated mythological themes and folklore elements into their brand strategies to create powerful identity connections with consumers. From logos inspired by ancient gods to store designs reflecting legendary tales, mythology continues to influence modern retail. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous retailer that leveraged Greek mythology in its branding to become a global phenomenon.

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Starbucks, named after a character in Moby Dick, with a logo based on a twin-tailed siren from Greek mythology
Dunkin', whose original logo featured Hermes, the Greek messenger god, to symbolize speed of service
Costa Coffee, named after the Greek goddess Hestia (goddess of the hearth) with a flame symbol in its original branding
Tim Hortons, whose founding logo contained imagery of Demeter, the harvest goddess, to represent Canadian agricultural heritage