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What is the difference between liquid and dry yeast?
The main difference is that dry yeast can be stored for longer periods of time without being compromised. Dry yeast is also cheaper and cakes together more, making racking somewhat easier. In addition, some claim that dry yeast gives a far more vigorous fermentation. However, there are more strains/choices offered in the liquid yeast for a more definitive flavor. Liquid yeast is a must for lagers.

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