What to Buy Trending Products & Deals Le Creuset's Fresh New Colors for Spring Are Here—and Already on Sale Nectar and Artichaut belong in your kitchen. By Katie Macdonald Katie Macdonald Instagram Katie Macdonald is the senior editor of News & Deals for the Food & Drink Group. She has written over 600 articles on food trends, cooking techniques, recipe roundups, and product reviews. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on January 30, 2020 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Photo: Courtesy of Le Creuset Yes, we’re still in the bitter depths of winter, but we’ve have some fresh news from Le Creuset that has us dreaming of warmer, brighter seasons. Today, the cult-favorite cookware brand has unveiled two shades of enamel absolutely perfect for spring celebrations: sunny Nectar and verdant Artichaut. “Nectar and Artichaut are two new hues that are rich, soulful, and welcoming,” the brand said in a press release. “This spring, food lovers are invited to bask in the golden warmth of Nectar, a ray of sunshine swirled with honey and a hint of caramel. With Artichaut, Le Creuset evokes the artichoke’s mystique in a chic, opulent green that is born of the garden and revered in the kitchen.” Courtesy of Le Creuset Dozens of Le Creuset products are available in the new colors, including the 3.5-quart braiser, 10.25-inch signature skillet, and the classic 5.5-quart round Dutch oven, as well as select accessories. We can just imagine serving a tangy and spicy spinach shakshuka in the luxe Artichaut skillet, or baking fluffy cinnamon rolls in a Nectar dish. We’re already making room in our crowded cupboards for one or two of these colorful cookware pieces. Since 1925, Le Creuset has been an industry leader in ultra high-quality cast iron, impressing home cooks with its gorgeous palette of classic and trend-setting colors. It boasts more than 20 different hues, including fan-favorite Flame, Cerise, and Sea Salt, and releases limited-edition colorways every season for shoppers to snatch up. Essential Kitchen Tools, According to the Food & Wine Test Kitchen Editors Spring 2020’s Nectar and Artichaut are sold exclusively at Williams Sonoma and Sur la Table, respectively, as well as at lecreuset.com. And get this: Several pieces are already on sale. So, if you’re looking for a fresh addition to your cookware collection, now’s the time to secure a new kitchen essential. We’ve rounded up a couple of our favorites you can get at a discount. Check them out below, and head to lecresuset.com for the entire collection. 10.25-Inch Signature Skillet in Artichaut Courtesy of Le Creuset To buy: $100 (originally $170); from lecreuset.com and surlatable.com 6.75-Quart Cast-Iron Oval Dutch Oven in Nectar Courtesy of Le Creuset To buy: $375 (originally $500); from lecreuset.com and williams-sonoma.com 2.25-Quart Signature Braiser in Artichaut Courtesy of Le Creuset To buy: $180 (originally $250); from lecreuset.com and surlatable.com Heritage Stoneware Rectangular Covered Casserole Dish in Nectar Courtesy of Le Creuset To buy: $110 (originally $155); from lecreuset.com and williams-sonoma.com Mugs, Set of 4 in Nectar Courtesy of Le Creuset To buy: $58 (originally $72); from lecreuset.com Updated by Katie Macdonald Katie Macdonald Instagram Katie Macdonald is the senior editor of News & Deals for the Food & Drink Group. She has written over 600 articles on food trends, cooking techniques, recipe roundups, and product reviews. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine 8 Clever Kitchen Gadgets Every Home Cook Needs This Spring—Starting at $15 on Amazon Nordic Ware’s Spring-Themed Cake and Loaf Pans Are Up to 40% Off Ahead of Easter Our Favorite Affordable Picnic Blanket Is Water-Resistant and Comfy to Sit On, Plus It's Up to 61% Off