Becks

Beck's is a German beer brand founded in Bremen in 1873. It is a pilsner-style pale lager commonly sold with an alcohol by volume around 4.8–5.0%. The brand is owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev and is brewed in multiple locations worldwide under licensing arrangements, though the original brewery remains a historical symbol of the brand. In informal usage, the name is sometimes written Becks.

Becks is also a common nickname for David Beckham, the English former professional footballer. Born in 1975, Beckham played for clubs including Manchester United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy, AC Milan, and Paris Saint-Germain, and he captained the England national team. The nickname is widely used by media and fans and is closely associated with his on-field free kicks, as well as his later roles in branding, philanthropy, and media.

Beyond these uses, Becks can function as a surname or given name in various contexts, though it is not tied to a single dominant public figure or brand beyond Beck's beer and David Beckham. The term may also appear in fiction, music, or local place names, depending on regional language and culture. Overall, Becks most commonly arises in reference to either the German beer Beck's or the English footballer David Beckham, with occasional broader or incidental uses in naming.