What is the best sounding vinyl?

Analogue has a sound and we like it.  I suspect that it is this sound, and not any defect in digital recording, that makes some favor vinyl.  I have a few Mo-Fi one step records and they sound good.  It turns out they were mastered from digital files.  I doubt that digitalization did much harm.

Having heard some of the master tapes on R2R, I can vouch for the best quality transfers from the master tapes on the Italian label - Audio Nautes. 
The care taken on the transfers of the recording into the lacquer, and then onto vinyl is by far the most exquisite I have seen. The packaging and inserts beyond doubt are the best and no one comes close to them. 
warning- they are dear, but it is the closest you get to the master. 
I came across this label when visiting the Munich Hifi show a couple of years back.

i was fortunate to meet Fabio the owner, who was demonstrating the CD, the Glass CD, the LP and then the master tape in a room. By far the best experience I have ever had on software.

They are working on the Belafonte at Carnegie 45rpm one sided and one step pressing. It will be the ultimate if you do not have a great reel to reel set up.

Do Google them and check them out. They mainly cover the classics from the classical and jazz genre. 
 

Dear @larryi   : Yes, Groove Note label where some one of its producer came from Audioquest.

The 2 D2D Ortofon Test records comes with demo MUSIC scores ( part of each main score. ) and ae really really good.

R.

Manhattan Transfer Extensions

Dire Straits.  Brothers in Arms

Lincoln Mayorga and Amanda McBroom Direct to Disc

Bill Berry  For Duke

Jazz at the Pawnshop

Eric Clapton. Unplugged

Joe Cocker  Mad Dogs and Englishman (Live)

Rhapsody in Blue Gershwin Manhattan Soundtrack

Oh and of course

Pink Floyd.  Dark Side of the Moon