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Default Difference between Active Dry, and Brewers yeast

I saw a remark on the net that said active dry yeast leads to more
alcohol content, but has a yeasty taste, while brewers yeast doesn't
have the content, but doesn't have the aftertaste either.
Any truth to those comments?

Tim
 
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