茅台品藏家联谊会停止运作，茅台品藏馆将重新接受考核

Core Viewpoint - The Moutai Collectors Association has ceased operations, and the existing Moutai collection venues will undergo reassessment, with successful venues being supervised by the Guizhou Moutai Sales Company and a new Moutai Old Wine Association being established [1][3][4]. Group 1: Changes in Management - The Moutai Collectors Association, previously responsible for the application, review, and certification of Moutai collection venues, has stopped its operations [3][4]. - A seminar was held by Moutai Group's chairman Zhang Deqin, where it was announced that the existing collection venues would be reassessed, and a new Moutai Old Wine Association has been formed with a new president [4][5]. Group 2: Financial Implications - The Moutai Collectors Association is in the process of refunding a total of 800,000 yuan in integrity deposits to the 56 Moutai collection venues [3]. - The Moutai collection venues have seen a significant drop in sales prices, with current prices being at least one-third lower than their procurement prices from the previous year [9]. Group 3: Market Context - The Moutai collection venues accounted for 7% of the annual trading scale of China's old wine market, which is approximately 1.1 billion yuan [2][10]. - The Moutai old wine market was valued at around 850 billion yuan, with the Moutai collection venues contributing to a trading scale of 70.54 billion yuan in 2023 [10][11]. Group 4: Future Developments - Plans for the new Moutai Old Wine Association include standardizing the old wine market and discussing operational models [4][5]. - The previous chairman, Ding Xiongjun, had proposed initiatives to leverage Moutai's existing high-quality "坛贮" old wine resources and develop a "1+1 dining terminal" concept, although these plans have not yet been implemented following the leadership change [10].