Which of the following does not have a 5-day shelf life?

Red wine is typically known for having a longer shelf life than many other types of wine, often improving with age when stored properly. While open red wine may only last about 3 to 5 days before it starts to oxidize, many red wines can maintain their quality for weeks or even months when sealed properly and stored in the right conditions.

On the other hand, white wine, rosé, and champagne usually have a shorter viable consumption window once opened. Generally, white wines and rosés tend to last about 5 to 7 days after opening, while Champagne can last about 3 to 5 days when properly sealed with a cork or stopper due to its carbonation. Thus, red wine is not limited to a 5-day shelf life and is the correct choice in this case.