Part of my upcoming job will be entertaining in my home quite a bit. I don't do a ton of that now, and mostly only with people I already know well, so I know what they like to drink. Now, I'm going to have to put together a workable home bar. I don't plan to go way overboard, but I'd like to be able to make basic drinks. Here's my current plan. Looking for something I overlooked, or if this is too much. Also happy to take wine recommendations. I don't drink a lot of wine, so I don't have favorites, but I'd like to have bottles of American red and white on hand (probably under the $30 price tag).

Red wine - I don't drink a lot of wine, but I'll probably always have something like a Cab/Merlot on hand
White wine - likewise, I'll have something relatively dry on hand
Bourbon - I'll keep something like Jim Beam for mixing, and a couple bottles of something more interesting, maybe Blantons and Four Roses Small Batch
Scotch - probably JW Black, plus a few bottles of single malt (1 peaty, 1 or 2 sherry, and maybe one other lighter bottle)
Gin - Hendricks and Bombay dry for mixing
Rye - rittenhouse and/or Crown Harvest Rye
Rum - something light (maybe Mount Gay) (also maybe a coconut rum because it's good with lemonade)
Vermouth (dry and sweet)
Bitters (angostura and pichauds)
Pimms (just because I like a good Pimms cocktail)
Vodka - might be dumb to buy too much vodka given where I'm going, but maybe it would be good to have some Tito's since it's an American craft vodka?
Maybe some Port, since it's a traditional Navy drink?

I don't care for tequila, so people who want margaritas are probably out of luck.

Thoughts? I left out garnishes and the like. Obviously club soda, tonic, cola, etc.