Definition of a cheeky beer "cheeky" in this context means "done in an unplanned, rather self-indulgent way" but it can also mean "to show a lack of respect in a way that might be slightly amusing" |it's just slang for having a beer. "me and the lads went to the pub for a cheeky beer" just means you went for a beer with your friends. I dont know why people say "cheeky" but if you know English people, this is a pretty common phrase. It started with "a cheeky nandos" and spread across other aspects of British culture. i think it stems from the idea that you're doing something you shouldnt be and therefore it's referred to as "cheeky".
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