Snobs thread spinoff: how far does your snobbery reach?

I am, without a doubt, far snobbier when it comes to beer than with food, wine, or liquor.

I still prefer to eat local and avoid chains, but I'm nowhere near the foodie that some are.

I don't eat unhealthy, processed foods because I prefer to eat healthfully. So I don't really consider it snobbery.

But to answer the question, I won't go out to dinner with someone that has bad table manners, ie someone chewing with their mouth open, eating off other's plates, sqawbling over the division of the check after the meal, etc.

I am without a doubt a snob.

It's my money that I earned through work (or was given by the government), and I will gladly give it up for higher quality ingredients and to support locals.

Not snobby at all

I see this thread has been lunch boxed, but I will answer OP anyway...

I don't consider myself a snob, but I do enjoy the finer things. I live in a place with great local restaurants (a good bit of people say the best in the south) and I really enjoy supporting them. I can't remember the last time I ate at a chain. They don't even come up as suggestions between my group of friends.

Alcohol wise, same deal. I love craft beer and good liquor. However, I have absolutely no problem drinking light beer when I want to get shitty, especially when it's late night at a bar.

I don't look down on anyone buying lower quality stuff. That's their deal. The premium is far and away worth my money, though.