[5] On February 7, 2007 Leftover Wine was re-released in a double compact disc including her other 1970 album, Candles in the Rain.

It was distributed by Edsel Records, and included one bonus track for the live album called "Stop!

[6] In their review of the album, Billboard Magazine stated that "Melanie is no longer struggling for recognition, she's riding right at the top.

"[7] Cashbox noted that "Melanie wasted no time in releasing this fine package which includes the chart single "Peace Will Come" as well as 11 other self composed tunes.

"[9] In reviewing the album, U.K. publication Melody Maker commented that "there have been a number of bashful comparisons between Melanie and Bob Dylan, and it is worth using this convenience to suggest that if Dylan ls the seer of this generation then Melanie is the archetypal mother earth.

"[10] Allmusic stated that " Melanie is in strong voice on this recording, her guitar work is adequate if not exceptional, and her communication with her audience is intense and impressive, but while Melanie could push the emotional envelope on her studio sides, there are moments here that suggest she's having a session with her analyst rather than performing for a paying audience.