May 3, 2026
On May 3rd, 2026, we hosted the very first Global Reunion Cars & Coffee.
For this inaugural edition, we gathered at Maison Baleti, in the heart of Provence, with one simple idea: to create a spontaneous morning where enthusiasts could share a coffee, drive their cars, and enjoy a beautiful day together.
As always at Global Reunion, we wanted to create a connection between the automobile and another form of art. This time, it was Latte Art.
And our barista was unlike any other… Or rather, a true BariSTAR. Behind the espresso machine stood André Lotterer, three-time Le Mans winner and FIA World Endurance Champion, preparing coffee for every guest with the very same precision he brings to the cockpit of a racing car.
It was an unexpected and unforgettable scene, perfectly reflecting the spirit of Global Reunion: bringing together worlds that don’t usually meet, yet share the same appreciation for craftsmanship, attention to detail and excellence.
This first edition was also something of an experiment, both for Maison Baleti and for us. The result exceeded all of our expectations. The restaurant was fully booked by lunchtime, and an incredible variety of classic vehicles from across the region joined us, regardless of brand. Visitors enjoyed discovering automobiles built between the 1950s and the late 1970s, alongside a wonderful selection of motorcycles ranging from Harley-Davidsons to Vespas. The surrounding Provençal poppy fields created an extraordinary backdrop for the morning, giving us some of the most beautiful photographs we’ve ever captured.
Located between Gordes and L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Maison Baleti proved to be the perfect setting. Owners enjoyed a scenic drive before gathering over coffee, while visitors were able to admire the cars in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere open to everyone. Ultimately, that’s exactly what we were looking for. To create a moment where cars are driven, enthusiasts meet, and everyone leaves with new memories.
We will continue organizing spontaneous gatherings like this in the future, because they strengthen our community, keep these wonderful cars on the road, and create encounters that might never have happened otherwise.
Because Global Reunion is about cars. It’s about art. But above all, it’s about people.
Stay tuned.
And a huge thank you to Maison Baleti for making this wonderful first edition possible.
