School me up on K-97. Homebrew store gave me two packs.

I’ve read it is an ale yeast of European origin and that it is slow in the first generation.  What temp range and attenuation should I expect?  I’m thinking of making an alt or a mock-dunkel with it.  Any experts out there with some ideas?

http://www.fermentis.com/fo/60-Beer/60-21_product_rangeCB.asp

see towards bottom of page.

I’ve used it a couple times for alt.  Pretty good, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to get it.

I’ve used it in Alts, American pales and American Ambers. Fermented cold–high fifties low sixties, very clean and crisp. More so than US-05. It is slower and does not clear. You have to cold condition it out. It’s a good yeast for an American wheat that you want to serve cloudy.