Yes, "give me a cigar" is indeed a line from one of Byron's poems. However, we prefer to imagine Byron in some sordid coffee house surrounded by snuff-takers and pipe smokers, and wishing to prove that cigars are the manliest of all tobaccy, he leaps atop a table and shouts, "Give me a cigar!" Nicotiana, Or the Smoker's and Snuff-taker's Companion. London 1834.
