I wouldn't go so far as to say I was a snob in any particular area.

I love food and although I detest fast food (I would rather eat my own vomit than eat a big mac!), I couldn't care less if people want to feast on popcorn or drink red wine with fish or any other weird combination. I get pissed off at French chefs refuse to cook steak well done for my father in law - he's paying and he's eating it. If you can't cook something the way somebody likes it, then you are a crap chef. Rant over.

I also prefer craft beers, but can still appreciate a cheap lager on a hot day in the garden.

My only real bit of snobbery is that I am really pedantic about grammar and spelling. However, I do refrain from commenting about others mistakes on here and other fora, as I do understand that some do have specific issues, some have missed big chunks of education and as I don't know their personal circumstances it would be inappropriate to constantly correct. Unless of course it's my mate Jon who is an English teacher or a meme or shop sign done by someone who should know better - then it's fair game!!!

I'm more specifically an international film snob... Truffàut, Buñuel, Bergman, Renóir, Fellini, Antonioni, etc.....

I'm not a snob about anything (that I know about) I doit really have opinions about stuff like you mention I don't put down songs I odnt like I just don't listen to them I don't really care what I eat - I like peanut butter and marmite sarnies - I don't listen to 'experts" I have a first in in fine and applied arts but appreciate anyhting any one wants to have a go at - even if I laugh - I don't put it down as they are trying - I odnt drink alcohol drink instant coffee and practically eat the same food every day - that is healthy enough. I suppose I am saying that I don't really care what is suppposed to be good - its my choice no one elses.

I'm the modest snob, my perfect humility makes me humbly perfect.
It's a curse, a burden, but I bear it oh-so-well.

All of the above, and some. Whatever it is, I have better tastes than thou.
And if you actually do have superior tastes; if you're a Parisian foodie, for instance, or a gay fashion designer, then I'd probably be your fan.

I'm a product snob, I like skin care products from my health food shop and am happy to pay 3 x as much for something without petroleum in it. My cleaning products all have eco friendly/ bio or vegan on, (preferably all free). I prefer fair trade coffee and other products and try to buy clothes from places with better living conditions and a minimum of torture, (but sometimes fail at that, only checking the label when I get home!).

Music Snob. I've actually seen Nickelback twice, and like them. I'm more of a crossing genre snob. This country/pop/rap/r&b bull shit can GTFOH.

Religious snob

God snob

Snob for snobbery. Please explain your distaste for something almost entirely irrelevant, based on your subjective feels. *yawn
I do not think that insistence on logic and the recognition of empirical evidence is any form of snobbery. I suppose I would call it "Mental Health".

Where is the choice for Broadway Plays snob? I truly beiieve in snobbery! Don't you? Lol!

Oh, I'm also a tube amp snob ????

I assume I'm a snob somewhere, but I'm not sure where. Music = I don't like Country. Coffee = I like what tastes best to me, so lately I've upgraded from 7-Eleven to Wawa. LOL. Film = I stay away from military or "dark" ones that can give one nightmares, and I prefer funny, thoughtful, indie, nice ones like love stories, animated shorts, and documentaries. Alcohol = I still haven't found a beer I like, but Smirnoff Ice tastes good (please don't tell my friends).

I guess the one term that bugs me most when I hear it, is "I could care less". Fewer than half the people say it correctly: "I couldn't care less".

For you Grammar snobs, please watch this:

Dog snob. I try not to be but there's no denying it anymore.

I'm none of the above. However, your post and your choices made me laugh!

Coffee. I grew up drinking strong coffee and what people in this country consider good coffee, I refer to as "coffee flavored water."

Mental and behavioral health.

If you're emotionally immature, get the hell away from me. Not joking.

I have to admit my snobbery. When I drink wine I want it to be a left bank French Bordeaux. 51% cabernet, 48% merlot and 1% petit verdot. Preferably a 2009. The salt on my kitchen island is Himalayan pink sea salt - no iodized table salt in my house, thank you! And my coffee is always whole bean, freshly ground each time. Of course I also love a fried bologna sandwich and cheap beer, so there ya go.

I like to think I'm not. As an anti-authoritarian, snobbery assumes a sort of authority or competence that I know I don't have. Doesn't preclude the possibility of an opinion just that I don't back it up.

I've got some popcorn, you bring the red wine and let's get to know our snobs together?

Most of what you have been describing are personal preferences. No right or wrong. Simply enjoy if it is to your taste.

First a snob for me means pretentious, like I only drink $400 dollar a bottle single-malt whiskey. I think where we are is we know what we like from years of testing.
A summary - Live in Oregon and we have lots of great micro-brews. What is the deal with Bud Light, it isn't really beer. Love to get the local brew that is on tap and have a pint or two. Have been to some distilleries in Ireland and Scotland, and have some preferences there.

My wife and I have made changes to our eating plan, getting rid of overprocessed foods, plus the deadly whites (sugar, white potatoes, white rice, and white bread). Have garden plots, and plenty of fresh organic veggies. We have the time to do lots of cutting and slicing. Do like our local razor clams in season, and our local dungeness crab. Both of which we go get ourselves.

Music - love lots of types, tonight we are going to see a brazilian band (love the rhythms). Try to take in local live music as much as we can, and we both play in a band. Like to support our local musicians, and Portland have a great music community.

Coffee - our house special is Sumatran Dark, fresh ground and brewed. We get our coffee from the bulk section of our local grocery store.

I am an observing of nature and geography snobe.

I like what I like because I like it. I don't go for things just because they are the most expensive, or the highest rated. Some of what I enjoy are quite expensive, and are highly rated, but those are not the reasons I enjoy them. Let's take sake for example. My favorite is Kubota Hekijyu. At around $60 for a small bottle it is not cheap. It has a flavor profile that I enjoy immensely. It's older brother Kubota Manju is rated much higher and is nearly double the price. For my tastes it's not as good. Does that mean I turn up my nose at someone drinking Sho Chiku Bai? Absolutely not. There's a saying many cigar smokers have, and I tend to apply it to anything. "Smoke what you like, and like what you smoke." It's used to mean enjoy yourself. Don't let others shame you into smoking cigars you don't like just because others don't approve of your choice.

I am an eco snob. people who still haven't got how selfish & inefficient the consumption of beef; the one-way use of plastic bags; the chasing of the best surf, driving up & down the coast; the doof-partying in pristine rainforest is ... are trying my equanimity. I hate that.

I thought for a moment i might be a beer snob... then i remembered that my domestic beer of choice is Icehouse which, apparently, most beer drinkers won't touch with their Ex's mouth. Sure, you'll drink Bud-water, which is effectively piss with all the flavor taken out of it, or Milwaukee's Beast, but Icehouse is bad beer. And you hipsters out there and your ironic Pabst Blue Ribbon and nylon mesh and foam trucker hat, don't get me started on you, you feckless gits! Do you actually know what you really like, or did you all follow Irony down the rabbit hole so far that you're so lost that you have no actual clue what you really enjoy and what is a fashion accessory? Sorry, I spun out there for a second. As for people hating on Nickelback... i like them. I like that drop-D tuning and the crunchy sound that comes with it. This band a thousand clones, so, OF COURSE theyre 'awful'! They're so bad that everyone wanted sound like them so they could point at them and say, 'You see? This is how it should be! You suck!' You lot are just as hollow as the people who hate clowns because everybody hates clowns.... it's like you think by being like the crowd, it'll somehow make you interesting. The only clowns I truly dislike are the ones who don't talk... they're like mimes, and i don't like mimes because they don't talk

I like old things. B