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Brooklyn Beckham reveals ‘favourite’ wine costs £2.5k as he backtracks on claims he’s a chef

BROOKYLN Beckham’s favourite wine boasts a hefty price tag of £2.5k.

The son of David and Victoria Beckham revealed his go-to wine while asking his millions of Instagram fans to ask him a question.

Brooklyn, 24, told fans it was a bottle of red named Petrus 1979 Pomerol which goes for £2.5k.

Older bottles of the expensive wine can sell for upwards of £4k.

The cooking fanatic also backtracked on claims that he’s a chef after he was asked if that’s his profession.

He replied with a black and white photo of himself with his head in his hands and said: “NOPE x but food is my passion.”

Brooklyn, who is married to actress wife Nicola Peltz, was recently slammed by fans for incorrectly cooking an Italian pasta dish, after missing out key ingredients.

He was showing fans how to make a Fettuccine Alfredo pasta dish, while promoting a milk brand.

However, he failed to use key ingredients which left fans questioning his understanding of Italian cuisine. Not only did he use spaghetti instead of fettuccine pasta, he also mistakenly made bechamel sauce instead of an alfredo sauce, as mentioned.

And his fans were not that forgiving at all.

One wrote: "No no and again no! So many mistakes in only one dish! Please no!"

Another said: "Do you not seasoning anything at all? Just milk? Guess inflation is hitting everybody."

But this is not the first time Brooklyn has been blasted for one of his online cooking sessions.

In October 2021, Brooklyn hosted the cooking segment on the Today Show. And while many expected him to make something that required skill - instead he chose to make a sandwich.

The star attempted to make an English breakfast sandwich but fans were quick to voice their opinion.

One said: "Actual chefs: train for years to perfect flavour and skill. Brooklyn: son of famous people who whacks s**t in bread."

And Piers Morgan even put in his two pence worth by saying: "Worst, most unutterably pointless segment in morning television history?"