Hello everyone!
This may be a bit of a dumb question, but I think this is the only way to
get where I want to be.

Lets say I have an abstract BottledWater class and two classes, Evion and
Aquafina extending from it.

public abstract class BottledWater {
   abstract public static final String NAME; // Compile-time error.
}

public class Aquafina extends BottledWater {
   public static final String NAME = "Aquafina";
}

public class Evion extends BottledWater {
   public static final String NAME = "Evion";
}

Currently, the abstract constant declaration in BottledWater gives a
"Modifyer abstract not allowed here" compile-time error. Is there any way to
require Evion and Aquafina declare their own NAME variable? I thought a
public static constant would be best, since in the scenerio I'm working
with, the names would always be the same, and all classes of the same type
would have the same name.

Thanks in advance!