Dry Yeast for a Stout

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I'd like to try a dry yeast this time around and we are doing a stout. Any advice on which you think is best or one you have used?

Thanks
 
The question is, are you shooting for an English or American style stout?

If you are going for an american style, the you would go with a clean neutral yeast like safale Us-05, or Nottingham...if you are shooting for an English or Irish stout, then you would go with Us-04 or Windsor, they are more "bready."

My preference is for fermentis/safale yeasts over Danstar..so for me it's Us-05 and Us-04.
 
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