Noun
barrique (plural barriques)
(historical) A barrel or cask of varying capacity, very roughly 200 litres.
The particular success of Cabernet-based Bordeaux blends in the 225 liter (59 gallon) barrique were a significant influence in making that barrel size one of the most popular worldwide. Source: Internet
Winemakers can also control the influence of oak by using alternatives to the standard barrique barrels. Source: Internet