To me:
It flocs hard to the bottom of the vessel to the point that the vessel can be turned upside down and the yeast is attached like plaster
It produces very clear beer without a lot of trouble of lagering or gelatine.
It has a very slight fruity flavor to almost a natural flavor, depending on fermentation temperature. It will ferment at 60 degree just like a Kolsch and Alt yeast, which is a nice thing in the Winter.
I can get to 82% ADF and if wanted, it likes high alcohol. It works good with bugs
I like the taste in American Pale Ale, Berliner Weiss and others.
Some of the best American Pale Ale beers that I have made have come from this yeast.
Do any of you have complaints with the yeast?