Beaune - Organisers of France's most celebrated charity wine auction says a part of record proceeds of €480 000 will go to victims of the Paris attacks and their families.
The Hospices de Beaune charitable hospital's 115th auction saw bids come in from around the world, enabling this year's event to smash the previous record sum of €400 000 in 2010.
€400 000 of separate donations would also go to Paris attack victims and families, it said.
The bids were preceded by a minute's silence for the people who were killed in Friday's coordinated attacks.
Those present then sang the French national anthem, the Marseillaise.
The top item, a 2015 Corton Renardes Grand cru red, a bottle of which typically retails for around €1 000, went to an anonymous French buyer, according to Christie's international general director, Aline Sylla-Walbaum.
The money raised will be split between attack victims and two associations which the event usually supports - the Curie cancer institute and a foundation for brain tumour research.