No. The beneficiary of the spouse and the child coverage will be the member. If the member were to die before payment could be made, the proceeds of a spouse or child claim would be paid to the member's beneficiary, as designated by the member on the form SGLV 8286.
Indeed, the volume varies from one region to another because of tradition and long local history of winemaking. In Bordeaux, a barrique contains 225 liters (60 US gallons). In Burgundy, it is 228 liters and is called a piece while in the Loire Valley it is 232 liters. Tonneau is another word used for barrel. In Bordeaux a tonneau contains 900 liters and means 4 barriques.
The term wine barrel is also used for any barrel which stores spirits such as brandy or burgundy. The standard burgundy barrel would be around 23 inches in diameter while barrel widths can vary from between 25 inches and 28 inches. A small barrel will only have a 21-inch head. Larger barrels, such as the 65 gallon drum, will have a 28-inch belly, with 23 inches at either end, and be around 35 inches tall.