Which global coffee retailer incorporated elements of Norse mythology and maritime tradition into their logo design as a nod to Seattle's cultural heritage?

Traditional cultural symbols and practices are increasingly being integrated into retail branding strategies worldwide. Companies are finding that connecting products to cultural heritage creates deeper customer connections and brand authenticity. This trivia question explores how one major brand successfully incorporated cultural traditions into its retail identity to create a globally recognized symbol.

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Starbucks, whose twin-tailed siren (mermaid) logo was inspired by a 16th-century Nordic woodcut and Seattle's seafaring history
Peet's Coffee, whose logo features Scandinavian-inspired runes representing the elements needed for perfect coffee
Costa Coffee, whose logo incorporates Viking ship design elements to symbolize the journey of coffee beans across oceans
Dutch Bros, whose windmill symbol references both Dutch cultural heritage and the Northwest's connection to maritime trade routes