I'm a fan of D-47 yeast. The lees compact extremely well, which makes for a clearer final product. My default recipe is a variation on EdWort's Apfelwein, where I add 200 grams raw sugar per gallon of juice, one packet of D-47 yeast (I only do 3 gallon batches), let it sit for a month, rack into a bucket, add a can of frozen apple juice concentrate (usually TreeTop), and bottle. I let it sit for a week or two in the bottles then refrigerate. It gives me a light sparkling cider with about 9% ABV. Bread yeast is for bread. If you were yeast, would you rather be a first rate bread yeast or a second rate cider yeast?